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Originally Posted by Lionel

That does not send the mail at all.

Like I said... I'm not a coder. I looked up the reference for the PHP mail() function -

Function usage : mail([RECIPIENT],[SUBJECT],[MESSAGE],[EXTRAHEADERS], [EXTRAPARAMS]);

So that means you need to define TO and SUBJECT when calling mail(). Doing it again in the additional header information in $header is going to cause mail() to parse the to and subject twice.

So you've definately got it...