PHP form and adding more $_REQUEST's

I set up a form that action="contact.php"

I have this in my contact.php file

<?php
$to = "my@email.org";
$subject = "Registration";
$email = $_REQUEST['email'] ;
$message = $_REQUEST['message'] ;
$headers = "From: $email";
$sent = mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers) ;
if($sent)
{print "Your mail was sent successfully"; }
else
{print "We encountered an error sending your mail"; }
?>

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The form works fins if my only form fields are Email and Message. However, I have First Name, Last Name, country, city and a bunch of other fields people need to fill out.

How do I add more lines to the php code above so it puts all the other fields in the email body? I tried this below but it didn't work??

$message = $_REQUEST['firstname'] ;
$message = $_REQUEST['lastname'] ;
$message = $_REQUEST['city'] ;

firstname, lastname, city being the input="name" in the form.

 

Replace the = with .= like as follows:

$message .= $_REQUEST['firstname'] ;
$message .= $_REQUEST['lastname'] ;
$message .= $_REQUEST['city'] ;

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If you'd like new lines for each extra bit:

$message .= "\n".$_REQUEST['firstname'] ;
$message .= "\n".$_REQUEST['lastname'] ;
$message .= "\n".$_REQUEST['city'] ;

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Ok, I did that and all the content showed up in the email. But in the email body, all the entries came back in 1 line of text like this

'Test 7DavidLithmanJacksonville'

Instead of

Test 7
David
Lithman
Jacksonville

Anyway to fix that?

 

try this:

$message .= "\r\n".$_REQUEST['firstname'] ;
$message .= "\r\n".$_REQUEST['lastname'] ;
$message .= "\r\n".$_REQUEST['city'] ;

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Thanks frankcow! Works great.

One last question though...

Anyway to include the 'firstname', 'lastname', 'city' in the email body? so It would read

firstname: David
lastname: Lithman
city: Jacksonville

If not, it's ok. This should work!

 

Try:

$message .= "\r\n".'firstname: '.$_REQUEST['firstname'] ;
$message .= "\r\n".'lastname: '.$_REQUEST['lastname'] ;
$message .= "\r\n".'city: '.$_REQUEST['city'] ;

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Worked great! Thanks!!! rep for everyone

 

I can do all that above and more... just with 2 lines.... even if you decided to add more options to submit in the form this will list those as well... just 2 lines!
I`d replace the 3 lines with $message with this:

foreach ($_REQUEST as $key => $value)
         $message .= "\r\n". "$key: $value";

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Now you can post 3349329423949234 more options if you wanted to, and they`d be listed in the email. All you have to do is change the html on the form with more fields and no more touching the php.

Further Note: Since this is user input sensitive, i`d probably add an array of values to check for security reasons. (as oppose to accepting all $_REQUEST values), but if you are lazy the code above works.