Monique Verrier wrote:
> Thanks for the help already. I am still struggling. I didn't have any
> luck
> with urlencode(), but I used htmlentities() and the variable did get
> passed
> as a section of HTML code. When I sent the mail, however, it displayed as
> text within the e-mail message and n
Thanks for the help already. I am still struggling. I didn't have any luck
with urlencode(), but I used htmlentities() and the variable did get passed
as a section of HTML code. When I sent the mail, however, it displayed as
text within the e-mail message and not as a table. I was using these m
You need to http://php.net/urlencode anything you echo into a HIDDEN INPUT
so that the HTML tags in it don't get used by the browser display
rendering engine.
Monique Verrier wrote:
> Hi David --
>
> When I do that, it creates a problem because it displays a "> at the
> bottom
> of my screen.
Hi David --
When I do that, it creates a problem because it displays a "> at the bottom
of my screen. It is making me crazy! I think it has to do with all the
quotes in the HTML, but I don't know how to deal with it. I have listed the
code below. Do you have any ideas? Thank you for you help.
On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 14:32, Monique Verrier wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have an html string stored in $message. I "submit" the form to a
> subroutine and the value in $message is lost. All the other variables
> come
> into feedback.php just fine. I would love any help. This is a new
> language for me s
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