Mail from PHP form not always ending up in my inbox?

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hi guys,

I'm a real newbie to PHP and have managed to put together a simple mail form that sends me an email when someone fills it in on my site.

The problem I am having, is that sometimes when I test it, it goes directly into my junk folder. Other times, into my inbox. Is there a way, in PHP, that I can guarantee that mail sent from that form with always, without fail, end up in my inbox?

Nb I don't want to 'whitelist' the address sent from the form as I may be switching e-mail clients soon.

Many thanks guys, this has got my stumped and I'd really appriciate your help!!

Cheers

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