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		<title>By: good</title>
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		<dc:creator>good</dc:creator>
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		<description>One of the most important tools that you have as a (new) pHp developer, is =&gt; error_reporting(E_ALL);

Add that piece of code to your document after echo&#039;s, to see if that echo is causing issue.

I.e. &lt;?php echo $_POST[&#039;FirstName&#039;]; 
error_reporting(E_ALL);
?&gt;

That will produce an error, if the post is wrong.
Y
You also need to make &lt;?php echo $_post read as $_POST. Important.

it would behoove you to arrange your code like this --&gt;, so you get used to PHP

&lt;?php

echo &#039;First Name: &#039; $_POST[&#039;FirstName&#039;];

echo &#039;&lt;br&gt;Last Name: &#039; $_POST[&#039;LastName&#039;];

echo &#039;&lt;br&gt; Comments: &#039; $_POST[&#039;Comments&#039;];

?&gt;

You don&#039;t need &lt;HTML&gt; opening tags in your PHP document if it is simply acting as a servlet without any inline-styling. It is a PHP document with SUPPORT for HTML, not an HTML document with support for PHP.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of the most important tools that you have as a (new) pHp developer, is =&gt; error_reporting(E_ALL);</p>
<p>Add that piece of code to your document after echo&#039;s, to see if that echo is causing issue.</p>
<p>I.e. &lt;?php echo $_POST[&#039;FirstName&#039;];<br />
error_reporting(E_ALL);<br />
?&gt;</p>
<p>That will produce an error, if the post is wrong.<br />
Y<br />
You also need to make &lt;?php echo $_post read as $_POST. Important.</p>
<p>it would behoove you to arrange your code like this &#8211;&gt;, so you get used to PHP</p>
<p>&lt;?php</p>
<p>echo &#039;First Name: &#039; $_POST[&#039;FirstName&#039;];</p>
<p>echo &#039;&lt;br&gt;Last Name: &#039; $_POST[&#039;LastName&#039;];</p>
<p>echo &#039;&lt;br&gt; Comments: &#039; $_POST[&#039;Comments&#039;];</p>
<p>?&gt;</p>
<p>You don&#039;t need &lt;HTML&gt; opening tags in your PHP document if it is simply acting as a servlet without any inline-styling. It is a PHP document with SUPPORT for HTML, not an HTML document with support for PHP.</p>
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