Hi,
i am just adding some mail() functions to my script and had to realize,
that this:
$email_from = 'From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]\r\nReply-To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]\r\n';
mail($_POST['email'],'Your account details','You can login with your
account details\r\nusername: '.$_POST['username'].'\npassword:
'.$_POST['password'].'\n\nhere: http://----/index.php',$email_from);
will make the email include the \r\n instead of adding a line feed, but
this works just fine:
$email_from = "From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]\r\nReply-To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]\r\n";
mail($_POST['email'],'Your account details',"You can login with your
account details\r\nusername: ".$_POST['username']."\npassword:
".$_POST['password']."\n\nhere: http://----/index.php",$email_from);
Why is there this difference in the normal- & double-quoted string, i
though it would only affect included variables, where one shows them and
the other would need them to be added via '.' ?
...just curious :)
Regards,
Duncan
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