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funkyCable · 26-06-2009, 12:59

should be fairly easy to send an email as soon as someone accesses a php page. You would need to write a session cookie to store a value to avoid getting multiple emails eg if a user refreshes/submits the page this would coarse the page to send another email which you may not want

Does your web pages use any authentication? Could I ask what you need this for? Do you have a it connected to a database such as mysql? If so you could record it there rather than emails.

26-06-2009, 12:59	#2
funkyCable Inactive Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Canvey Island, Essex Services: SERVICES FROM 26/08/05 TV XL services 2MB BROADBRAND UNLIMITED TALK PACKAGE V+ Service (Since 18 Posts: 1,195	Re: Automatic mail on PHP web page? should be fairly easy to send an email as soon as someone accesses a php page. You would need to write a session cookie to store a value to avoid getting multiple emails eg if a user refreshes/submits the page this would coarse the page to send another email which you may not want Does your web pages use any authentication? Could I ask what you need this for? Do you have a it connected to a database such as mysql? If so you could record it there rather than emails.