php - user name and email address not received by PhpMailer -

sender email , name not received. phpmailer message says email sent, cant sender email or sender name. received body , subject.

thanks

<?php require 'phpmailerautoload.php'; $name = $_post['fname']; $mail = $_post['email']; $subject = $_post['subj']; $message = $_post['mssg'];   $mail = new phpmailer;  $mail->issmtp();     // set mailer use smtp $mail->host = 'xxxxhost.com';  // specify main , backup smtp servers $mail->smtpauth = true;   // enable smtp authentication $mail->username = 'xxxxxx@host.com';       // smtp username $mail->password = 'xxxxxxxxxxxx';             // smtp password $mail->smtpsecure = 'tls';  // enable tls encryption, `ssl` accepted $mail->port = 25; // tcp port connect  $mail->setfrom($mail, $name); // value not received  // add recipient $mail->addaddress('support@example.com'); // name optional   $mail->ishtml(true);   // set email format html  $mail->subject = $subject; $mail->body    = $message;   if(!$mail->send()) { echo 'message not sent.'; echo 'mailer error: ' . $mail->errorinfo; } else { echo 'message has been sent'; } ?> 

you question isn't clear, i'll take guess @ you're asking.

don't use submitter's email address address. it's forgery , mean rejected spf violations or end in spam folders. gmail doesn't let use arbitrary addresses reason (though can predefine aliases in gmail prefs) , use username address instead.

set submitter's address reply-to (see addreplyto() in phpmailer) , own address address. way won't forging anything, , replies go right place. this:

$mail->addreplyto($_post['email'], $_post['name']); $mail->setfrom('me@example.com', 'my name'); 

it's idea put values message body in case it's invalid email address due simple typo, example user @example.com. reply-to not work, you'll still have data.