[daffy]

You are just doing a minor rewrite of the PHP mail function. I do not understand why you are including the globals. Unless you intend to use them you do not need them.

I also question adding the X-Mailer bit and the extra newlines. By putting in two newlines you are forcing everything below that line to be part of the email message body and NOT the header. I would just use:

function sendEmail($To, $From, $Subject, $Body)
{
mail($To, $Subject, $Body, "From: $From");
return true;
}

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[daffy]

You are just doing a minor rewrite of the PHP mail function. I do not understand why you are including the globals. Unless you intend to use them you do not need them.

I also question adding the X-Mailer bit and the extra newlines. By putting in two newlines you are forcing everything below that line to be part of the email message body and NOT the header. I would just use:

function sendEmail($To, $From, $Subject, $Body)
{
mail($To, $Subject, $Body, "From: $From");
return true;
}

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