Hi,
> 5:40 a.m.
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> (is that enough, to get past the filter ?)
> (sent this via the website, & got a reply re the filter...)
>
Perhaps because it's not MySQL, but PHP related...
> Original #2 message :-
>
>
> 1) PROBLEM :-
>
> Ive sent this message several times, from my 'Eudora' Email programme to
the
> group & a message was received advising my message was rejected because i
had
> an ATTACHMENT.
>
> i'm NOT using/sending any attachments...
>
Perhaps you try to send the mail in HTML format instead of PLAIN TEXT ?
> EG :-
> echo("<p>Showing all the tables within database :
> <B>".$database."</B></p>");
>
> However, both these commands :- show the same thing...
>
> echo("<p>Showing all the tables within database :
<B>$database</B></p>");
> echo("<p>Showing all the tables within database :
> <B>".$database."</B></p>");
>
> Are there any reasons / Rules in which you can put a variable name within
the
> double-quotes, instead of closing the quotes & putting the variable
> after/before a full-stop.
>
> Just curious - No worries.
>
> G.
A small example :
You have a variable $database and you want to print $database followed by
some letters ('forumtest' for exemple)...
In this case you have to use echo "blabla".$database."forumtest";
Regards,
Jocelyn Fournier
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