function_x is a function;

if I write this:
print function_x('parameter_x') ;
at screen I have: infox@sito.com (one email)

but if I write so:

mail(function_x('parameter_x'),'a', 'b', 'c');
I have this error:
SMTP server response: 554 DATA Transaction failed, no recipients given

how I can insert the function's value inner mail?

> function_x is a function;
>
> if I write this:
> print function_x('parameter_x') ;
> at screen I have: infox@sito.com (one email)
>
> but if I write so:
>
> mail(function_x('parameter_x'),'a', 'b', 'c');
> I have this error:
> SMTP server response: 554 DATA Transaction failed, no recipients given
>
> how I can insert the function's value inner mail?

Providing everything you have written is correct then it should work. 1 note
however ensure that where you have c that it contains a valid header, if you
do not want to send cuustom headers then omit this optional parameter.

Il Sat, 16 Jun 2007 21:06:21 +0100, peter ha scritto:

> mail(function_x('parameter_x'),'a', 'b', 'c');

so not work;


is necessary to have some similar at:
mail(print function_x('parameter_x'),'a', 'b', 'c');

artev wrote:

> so not work;

It should work, maybe posting the whole function could be nice ? As
obviously the problem lays there...

> is necessary to have some similar at:
> mail(print function_x('parameter_x'),'a', 'b', 'c');

No not at all, print would show the information on screen (to the
client) and return a boolean (1) for return value...

From the PHP documentation:

<snippet>
Description
int print ( string $arg )

Outputs arg. Returns 1, always.
</snippet>

So if you use print, you'd be doing this:

mail (1, 'a', 'b', 'c');
// And the client would see the return value of function_x ();

HTH,

S.

On Sat, 16 Jun 2007 18:44:40 +0200, artev <mailnotspammm@notspamm.nn>
wrote:

> function_x is a function;
>
> if I write this:
> print function_x('parameter_x') ;
> at screen I have: infox@sito.com (one email)

Are you looking at the HTML source, or the screen? I recall a few months
ago someone who actuually had something like '<b>mail@examle.com</b>'
instead of just the address....

> but if I write so:
>
> mail(function_x('parameter_x'),'a', 'b', 'c');
> I have this error:
> SMTP server response: 554 DATA Transaction failed, no recipients given
>
> how I can insert the function's value inner mail?

It should work, examine your string carefully.



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Rik Wasmus