## Create the email message body
$email_message = qq{To: $recipient
Subject: Adoption Application
From: $fstname $lstname<$email>

First name: $fstname
Last name: $lstname

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So you are saying it should look like this? Thank you toby, i'm trying to clarify it, its just hard to explain. I do receive emails of the form data, i have received about 20 so far. However a few people have complained they have submitted but I haven't received the data, neither have the other 2 email boxes. One person in particular, submits the form and makes it to the confirmation page, but no one gets the data in an email. I know the code is horrible but i'm learning. I will just remove the email validity code. I don't send an email to that, its just a means to collect their address for this application.

My host is telling me i'm not allowed to look at the email logs, I've asked them what I can access and i'm waiting to hear. I'm not sure they know what i'm talking about, but they did present to me a list of emails that were sent successfully with my perl but that doesn't help me.. cause I know they were sent, I have them. I can't ssh in right now, having trouble with it and i'm trying to correct that through them. I will try this new empty line you asked me to add, and also what bliako mentioned. Thanks you two.

In reply to Re^2: sendmail working for me but not another by kickingchicken
in thread sendmail working for me but not another by kickingchicken

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