Index Error

<?php

$name = $_POST["name"]; 
$email = $_POST["email"]; 
$message = $_POST["message"]; 
$email_body = ""; $email_body = $email_body . "Name: " . $name . "\n"; 
$email_body = $email_body . "Email: " . $email . "\n"; 
$email_body = $email_body . "Message: " . $message;

?>

The problem is that your assigning these variables to $_POST values, which will not be available if the form isn't been submitted.

To fix this you need to wrap your variables with if statement that check if the form was submitted, for example:

<?php

if( isset($_POST['THE_NAME_OF_YOUR_SUBMIT_BUTTON']) ) {

$name = $_POST["name"]; 
$email = $_POST["email"]; 
$message = $_POST["message"]; 
$email_body = ""; $email_body = $email_body . "Name: " . $name . "\n"; 
$email_body = $email_body . "Email: " . $email . "\n"; 
$email_body = $email_body . "Message: " . $message;
}

Hi Muhammad,

I edited your post so the code is displayed better.

Are you trying to access the file directly through your browser?

If you are, the reason you are getting those errors is because those variables are not set.

You set them usually through a form. I will give you an example:

<form action="formHandler.php" method="post">
<input type="text" name="yourName" placeholder="name">
<input type="submit" value="Send">
</form>

On the formHandler.php file you can have something like this:

$name = $_POST["yourName"];

echo $name;

This will display whatever name inputted on the form. When you submit the form, the variable

$_POST["yourName"]

is set with the value typed and is accessible to the formHandler.php file to be used.

This is an extremely simplified example but I hope it will help you to understand.

Thanks both of you Champions! let me check it again and if need help, will get back to you guys :)