Thread: Problems creating a form with php script

there’s a whole bunch of examples in PHPMailer’s repository: https://github.com/PHPMailer/PHPMail...aster/examples

When code doesn't work, you need to determine why, so that you can actually fix what's causing the problem. Some things you need to do or supply to us to help you determine what the problem is -

1) What code did you try (xxxxxx out your actual smtp username/email address and password, but don't change any of the syntax being used) and what symptoms or errors did you get?

2) Do you have php's error_reporting set to E_ALL and display_errors set to ON so that php will help you by reporting and displaying all the errors it detects?

3) Do you have phpmailer's ->SMTPDebug property set to at least the value 2 (there are apparently higher levels, though none are well documented unless you read the actual php code) and does your code test the result of the ->send() method and display/log the ->ErrorInfo property when the ->send() method fails?

4) Does the server where you are running your php script at allow a connection to the mail server you are trying to connect to, i.e. is the necessary port (varies depending on using tls/ssl or not) blocked or allowed?

The amount of help you can get for any programming problem is directly proportional to the amount of useful information you supply about the problem.

There are at least a dozen different things that could cause the phpmailer script to not 'work' on any particular system. Without feedback from you as to what your code is, what if any php or phpmailer errors you are getting, or even if your hosting allows a connection to the mail server you are trying to use, we cannot help you.