Thanks for the help, it's good to know I don't need that code.
However, I'm still getting the same result.
Here is the code after deleting the portion you told me to:
<?php
$name_first=$_post['name_first'];
$name_last=$_post['name_last'];
$email=$_post['email_address'];
$comments=$_post['comment'];
print "The first name is: {$name_first}
";
print "The last name is: {$name_last}
";
print "The email address is: {$email}
";
print "And the comments are: {$comments}
";
?>
I'm still not getting any of the form information to display.
I'm not sure if this matters, but I've created my form in Serif's Webplus10 and then set the form element names in that program. Then, I set it to use a remote scripts from my hard drive and it uploads both the page and my scripts to my existing hosting account. Would Webplus somehow be the problem?
Here is a link to a page I just created with a test form set to submit to my .php page. Not sure if that's helpful either though: www.cornerstonewebsolutions.com/page10.html
I've checked the names of the form elements over and over to make sure they match, so I know it doesn't have to do with that.
Thanks again,
Zac