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Hey PHPFreaks,

Back with another newbie question (I reckon).

Currently i'm using this form: http://www.kartalin.nl/bestellen.php (Dutch).


Upon entering your information you will be send to the confirmation page, where an automated email will be send to you (with the data you entered) and to me (so I can tell an order has been placed).

After that, i'll have to create a invoice and send it to them, a tedious job that i'd much rather have automatized. Even though its already rather obvious what has been ordered, its just that i'm lacking 2 things:


1. I need the invoice number to be identical and in a sequence, so K001, K002, K003 etc. Since i'm currently only using basic HTML in this email, I don't know if that's possible, or how to do it.

2. People pick both a product, and their pick of choice on how to ship the product. There are quite alot of combinations, so for that i'll probably need some tool (called a calculater? haha..) that actually adds those 2 prices and calculates the total amount to be payed. No VAT calculator is needed.


Also i've found the current HTML I send in via the mail to be quite dodgy. I cant use special characters for example, therefor it might be good to have these 2 options in a system that actually allows for full HTML aswell. This could come in handy when I need to create a table to sum those different prices up.



Currently using this code:
<?php

// your email address
$youremail = "my@email.com";

// field validation
if ($naam=="" || $achternaam=="")

{
print ("Alle velden moeten worden ingevuld!");
}

else {

// send email
$headers = "From: \"$naam\" <$email>\n";
$subject = "Bestelling Kartalin";
$from    = "Kartalin.nl <info@kartalin.nl>";
$message = "Dear $name<br /></br />
 

blabla your order has been received etc.

";

mail ("$youremail", $subject, $message, "From: $from\nContent-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1");

mail ("$email", $subject, $message, "From: $from\nContent-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1");

} 
?>



I'd appreciate it a lot if someone could help me with this!

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