Changing the default mailto address

[benphoto]

Hey,
i was wondering if it is possible that when I use mailto to send an email to a client, that the address i send from isnt benphoto@lotus.x10hosting, to admin@benphoto.x10hosting..
Also, is there a way to stop these emails going to my clients junk mail?

Any help will be great!
Cheers, Ben!

 

[garrettroyce]

You can create the admin@yourdomain.com account using the email accounts tool of CPanel.

The junk email filters pick up anything from X10 free servers a lot because they are abused a lot. Your best bet is to find another domain registrar or tell all of your users to put x10hosting on their white lists.

 

[benphoto]

You can create the admin@yourdomain.com account using the email accounts tool of CPanel.

The junk email filters pick up anything from X10 free servers a lot because they are abused a lot. Your best bet is to find another domain registrar or tell all of your users to put x10hosting on their white lists.

I have got the email address added, but how do i set this email to be the one that a mailto() is sent from? I have no idea how to make this the from address in a mailto() script or make it default?

I thought that would be the case, which doesnt matter too much as it will eventually be a proper host.

 

[xav0989]

are you speaking of the mailto: links (they click a link and an email form pops out)?

 

[garrettroyce]

What sort of script are you using?

 

[benphoto]

are you speaking of the mailto: links (they click a link and an email form pops out)?

No, maybe I am wrong with the function

Basically, theres a form that is filled out, push submit, sends to a php script, in there it gets the inputted fields and sends, i then used this to send the email

$send = mail($to, $subject, $body);

where
$to was the email they put in
$subject was the form title
$body, the details they filled in

nothing pops up like a link, just sends the emails strait through once the submit button is pressed on the form site

Cheers for this by the way

 

[garrettroyce]

Oh, you need to set the headers then.

I would recommend reading the PHP documentation on the mail() function, it is rather tricky, but I think you should be able to do it

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php see Example #2, it's exactly what you want.

 

[benphoto]

Oh, you need to set the headers then.

I would recommend reading the PHP documentation on the mail() function, it is rather tricky, but I think you should be able to do it

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php see Example #2, it's exactly what you want.

I have had a nice little browse at that, the only thing that looks like it links to my problem is the
$headers= "from: emailaddress"

if i were to stck the email address i want these emails to be sent from, would this work?
or am I still getting no where dude?