Barry C. Hawkins wrote: Barry & Rasmus (you already figured this out, I'm sure), That's the problem, it's there but the browser is ignoring the <? ?> tag as unknown (just as it should). The only way Earthlink can fix that is to do an inline change of < to < and > to > when using the webmail side.
Personally, I would say things are working exactly as they should. Mike... >Rasmus, > I gathered info in several ways to hopefully save time. I >composed a message containing a simple, one-line PHP echo function and >sent it to myself. Not surprisingly, nothing showed in the message body >when pulled up via the webmail app. The exhibits are displayed below. >This message was composed via Outlook, just to eliminate any confusion. > >Message sent: > Subject: PHP Test > Message: <? echo "Earthlink Mailcenter Sucks." ?> > >Message received in Earthlink webmail: > Subject: PHP Test > Message: (nothing appears) > >View Source in IE 6.0: > ><snip> ><TR> > <TD ALIGN=RIGHT VALIGN=TOP> > <FONT FACE="arial" size=1> > <B>Subject: </B> > </FONT> > </TD> > <TD ALIGN=LEFT VALIGN=TOP> > <FONT FACE="arial" size=1> > <B>PHP Test</B> > </FONT> > </TD> ></TR> > ><TR> > <TD COLSPAN=2> > <HR WIDTH=95%> > > <TABLE BORDER=0 WIDTH="90%"> > <TR> > <TD><IMG SRC="./images/spacer.gif" WIDTH=5 HEIGHT=10></TD> > <TD> > <FONT SIZE=2> ><PRE><FONT SIZE=2><? echo "Earthlink Mail Center Sucks." ?> ></PRE> </FONT> > </TD> > <TD><IMG SRC="./images/spacer.gif" WIDTH=5 HEIGHT=10></TD> > </TR> ></snip> > >Earthlink Mailcenter's "view source" hyperlink to "mimeget.php3?": > ><snip> >Subject: PHP Test >Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Message-ID: ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >X-Originating-IP: 66.149.18.3 > > ><? echo "Earthlink Mail Center Sucks." ?> > ></snip> > >Thanks, > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
