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[2004-07-03 21:41 UTC] admin at host-net dot org
Description:
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When I place the mail function within an if statement, it runs until the maximum execution time is exceeded. When I take the if statement out, it runs perfectly.
Reproduce code:
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$testnum = 5;
if($testnum == 5) {
$memail = 'mymail@test.com';
mail('tester@test.com',
'The subject is: test',
'Hello, this is a test',
"From: $memail\r\nReply-to: $memail\r\n");
}
Expected result:
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The code should run through the if statement and send the E-mail if the statement is true.
Actual result:
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Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in c:\server\webserver\host-net\secure\login\success\makechanges\email.php
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I forgot to add that the session_start() function has to be at the top of the code. session_start(); $testnum = 5; if($testnum == 5) { $memail = 'mymail@test.com'; mail('tester@test.com', 'The subject is: test', 'Hello, this is a test', "From: $memail\r\nReply-to: $memail\r\n"); }