After an EMAIL is sent to the CMS message board, the system sends an EMAIL to notify the customer of the php instance.

This article mainly introduces how to send an EMAIL to notify the customer after the reply from the dpc cms message board and the specific modification examples. For more information, see. Note: Modify 1: e/admin/tool/ReGook. php/* reply form */

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The Code is as follows:

/* Obtain the user's EMIAL address */
/* Retrieve the user's message */

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Notification readers:Scholar Email: <? = $ R [email]?>

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Modify 2:
E/admin/tool/gbook. php:

include("../../class/SendEmail.inc.php");

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elseif($enews=="ReGbook"){$lyid=$_POST['lyid'];$bid=$_POST['bid'];$retext=$_POST['retext'];ReGbook($lyid,$retext,$bid,$logininid,$loginin);}

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Elseif ($ enews = "ReGbook") {$ lyid = $ _ POST ['lyid']; $ bid = $ _ POST ['bid']; $ retext = $ _ POST ['text']; $ email = $ _ POST ['e-mail ']; $ lytext = $ _ POST ['lytext']; $ checked = (int) $ _ POST ['checked']; if ($ checked) // send {EcmsToSendMail ($ email, $ lytext, $ retext );} reGbook ($ lyid, $ retext, $ bid, $ logininid, $ loginin );}

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