Do you have debug mode enabled? Does the debug readout say send success? It's easy to enable debug readout in PHPMailer so look that up and enable. Are you sending via SMTP? Getting PHPMailer working is 50% of it, having the SMTP mailbox for sending setup is the other 50%. Try sending to a temp-email box provider, and look in your spam folders. These days your mail can easily not be delivered if you haven't got the correct credentials setup like DKIM, DMARC and SPF, there's recently been a big clamp down on things like this with Gmail, Outlook etc. . Just recently our host enabled a new spam filter and that interfered with our sent mails, there's always little things like that which can trip you up. So if debug in PHPMailer is saying sent with no errors, then time to look for clues on your server or SMTP mailbox you are sending out on as to where these emails are ending up.

@@Dev-sf3pz Thank you very much. Debug is enabled. And, it's Success. Gotta look elsewhere then. Thanks again, Dave.

@@NedumEze Check the spam folder, or try sending from or to a different email address

@@dave-hollingworth Yeah, Dave, I have. There isn't anything there. Thanks Dave.

@@dave-hollingworth why was my reply seemingly deleted?

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highly, HIGHLY recommend dave's udemy class "PHP for Beginners" thru Tim Buchalka's Learn Programming Academy which covers ALL the basics & was a GREAT prep for a college course i later took! it currently lists for $99 but if u have time to wait for a sale u MIGHT b able get it for <$20 (@ least i did +3 yrs ago!) failing that he has a lot of free content right here on his channel that im sure will get u up & running fast! freecodecamp is my other goto but their php content is a litlle dated :(

Interesting idea - I can't find any mention of this, so I doubt it anytime soon - there does seem to be various tutorials around though that detail how to integrate PostgreSQL into XAMPP.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmaoY3uJfdd3oNk (it's also below in the description)

The htdocs folder is just the root folder of the web server. So yes, you can put the files wherever you like.

@@dave-hollingworth Thanks, and one more problem is that if i want to connect the file php with the html file, i can't do like you with action and method, because in my html file it contains Yup, can you recommend any solutions in this case?

@@eagle-yq7yw I'm afraid I'm not sure what you mean - the action attribute is used to connect the form with the file that will be requested when the form is submitted.

This could be for many reasons - try comparing your code to the code from the video (link in the description)

i found out already, thank you.

You can see the various versions here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a32chpuFo9qiqZIsi=3_9TY9rIlML2UiSP&t=600

@@dave-hollingworth Issue resolved! I found out that I had to remove the following: "(hostname: $host, username: $username, password: $password, database: $dbname);" to "($host, $username, $password, $dbname);

I'm afraid I don't do any consulting work at the moment, but if it's a simple question please feel free to post the details and I'll have a look

@@dave-hollingworth it’s very simple sir for you I have scripts you just need to edit something and it’s important for me I will be happy if you help me the problem is script not showing anything it’s blank after host same script working befor but suddenly I don’t know what happened started showing blank page Please can share me your Instagram telegram or mail anything so I can send you files so you can check

This one: www.vscolors.com/themes/bf8aa94a-4051-42fe-9bd1-2becad466fe7-41e84e99

Not directly, but there are ways around it - refactoring, calling the method using call_user_func, wrapping the static call in another method etc.

You could host it somewhere else, but you do need a web server

I use Xubuntu, been using it for many years - lightweight and fast (and free!)

@@dave-hollingworth Thanks for your reply sir. I might appreciate a copy of os like yours.