[PHP] Newline features and differences between php3 and php4

[Chris Hall]

Morning all,
I'm using the mail() function on a project for a client. His hosting
provider currently offers php3, meanwhile I've been developing in php4. So
far, I don't haven't found any problems other than the following:
In php4, inside the mail function I use newline definitions to seperate
data, and it works terrific. But in php3 mail() doesn't seem to parse the
newline tags, and it prints them in the email body. Workarounds/fixes?

Thanks in advance.

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[PHP] functions...

[Chris Hall]

function lala() {

do i HAVE to define a variable or argument eg

function lala($var) {

or can i use it like:

lala($stmt);

will $stmt become part of the function?


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[PHP] Here ya go..

[Chris Hall]

5 hosting plans, apache 1.3 - debian 2.22r3. lets also say i have the same 5
plans, except on a windows 2000 adv server. i want to limit access levels
and functions my users are allowed to use. This is preliminary -- I am
somewhat familiar with how shell hosting works, and I believe my answer is
there, but I could be wrong..if anyone has conquered this problem ( i know
some of you have ) help is in dier need. Thnx in adv.


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[PHP] Re: session class

[Chris Hall]

session variables are accessible the same as when you set them : eg
session_register('temp');
$temp = 1;

on another page:

session_start(); /* so that you can access your session variables...
echo $temp; /* this will echo 1

and so you know you cannot define a variable for your class inside a
function (method)

Christian Haines [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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 (sorry if this has been posted a thousand times..i am having problems
 posting)

 hi all,

 how does one access and manipulate session variables from within a class?
 i have hunted the net high and low but received no relief.

 i have tried (where error is a session variable)

 class test
 {
 var $global['error'];
 }

 class test
 {
 var $HTTP_SESSION_VARS['error'];
 }

 class test
 {
 session_register(error);
 var $error;
 }

 all to no avail.

 please help!

 many thanks in advance,
 christian




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