If you make this change you are just updating the trigger to be 'same page post' to be 'any page post'. This will make the page send the email whenever a page posts info to it. You should add in another condition to this if statement to check for the register button being pressed, it might look like this:<?php
if (($_SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"] == "POST") && (isset($_POST['Register'])?$_POST['Register']:"" != "")) {
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I just replaced this line:
if (($_SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"] == "POST")){
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with this one:
if (($_SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"] == "POST") && (isset($_POST['Register'])?$_POST['Register']:"" != "")) {
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When I press submit, the information goes into the db but then I am still on the registration page and the user doesn’t' receive any emails either which means that the user is unable to activate his/her account.
Can you please explain further, make it more clear what will happen if I use just this line:
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if (($_SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"] == "POST")){
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(Give me an example/scenario)
Also do you have any explanation why when I replace the above code with this one:
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if (($_SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"] == "POST") && (isset($_POST['Register'])?$_POST['Register']:"" != "")) {
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The register will be unable to receive the confirmation email and also will be unable to redirect to the ‘users_ThankYou.php’ page?
Looking forward for your reply
