I have read a billion different tutorials on adding html and attachments to a newsletter, but can't seem to find what I am looking for, so can someone help?

I have a form in which the person can put in the subject and newsletter text, when they hit send it goes to the php page. I just want to make it so their logo will be in the email regardless of the message. This is the php:

PHP Code:

 <?php     
      if (($_POST[subject] == "") || ($_POST[newsletter] == "")) {
    header ("Location: email.html");
    exit;
    } else {
        $db_name = "db";
        $table_name = "table";
        $connection = @mysql_connect("url", "fname", "password")
        or die(mysql_error());
    
        $db = @mysql_select_db($db_name, $connection) or die(mysql_error());
        
        $sql = "select email from $table_name";
        
        $result = @mysql_query($sql,$connection) or die(mysql_error());
  
        
        $headers = "From:  <url>\n";
        
        while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
            $email = $row['email'];
            
            mail("$email", stripslashes($_POST[subject]),
                stripslashes($_POST[newsletter]), $headers);
            
        echo " $email <br />";
        
        
        
        
    }
}
?>

I don't think it's related to MySQL query or PHP code. Is your email code (which gets extracted from database) correct? Are other HTML elements displayed?

I fiddled with it some too and couldn't get an image to send with it. Do you have an idea? I am notorious for missing the obvious and am very new to php.

  <form method="POST" action="email.php">
    
            <p><span class="text_bold">Subject:</span><br />
         <input type="text" name="subject" size=100></p>
            <br />

            <p><span class="text_bold">Email:</span><br />
            <textarea name="newsletter" cols=100 rows=10 wrap=virtual>
            
            </textarea>


         <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Send"></p>
    
      </form>
       

Maybe if we saw the code that actually created the newsletter itself prior to sending, rather than the code that allows the user to type something we would be of more help!!

Let me try to re-phase this so it is easier to understand I guess. Once the user types in the subject and newsletter and hits send...it goes to the php page retrieves all of the contacts in the database and sends out the newsletter to all of the contacts. All I am asking is how I can make one image, the user's logo, be sent regardless of what they decide to type in the newsletter. I understand how to make a newsletter with html and images and send it out myself. I am not wanting to create the newsletter, but rather have a page the user can type in a different subject and newsletter, but that will send their logo attached everytime without them having to do anything other than type and hit send

I understand what you are doing I have done the same thing myself (in ASP)

You simply code the image into the HTML template that the newsletter is created from. The text that the user types in is inserted to the template before sending it out.

My app had several templates with preset images headings and logos for a company that had several different divisions and each division used the same list but used different formats for their logos and headings. So a radio button selected which template was used and the user entered text was added to the page as it got sent.

Something like that would actually be even better. I am taking my final class to receive a degree with a major in web design. The class is a work experience class in which I found a client to create a website for and basically just have to make him happy, put in a certain amount of hours, write a few papers and participate in the class. I wanted to build on some of the things I learned in my courses over the last couple of years. Do you know of a decent tutorial I can have a look at involving this?

It needs more than design knowledge, you also need the server side programming to make it actually work.

As the server can run PHP, take a look at PHPList