If you, as I did, want to record $_GET or URL variables, add the following under $To = $PHP_SELF;

/* Start Samurai's code to capture and record all GET (or URL) variables */
$i = 0;
foreach($_GET as $key => $value)
{
if($i == 0)
$To .= "<br>?".$key."=".$value;
else
$To .= "<br>&".$key."=".$value;

$i++;
}
/* End Samurai's GET var code */

I hope this helps. Email me if you need help with this, I might not come back to the forum.



-HTML Samurai

omfg... this is the WORST way of doing this!?!?!

hey buddy... $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] exists for a reason!

I think :

$To = getenv("QUERY_STRING");

is the best way to do it, because $_SERVER vars are not active on all servers, but getenv is.