Are you using a debugger (you should be). Echo the email body into your
debugger (not with echo statements, with whatever your debugger uses).
If that doesn't give you a clue, write a little character_to_hex
function and use that to sent the text to the debugger. It's getting
into the email somewhere (I assume you've tried different email clients
to eliminate a buggy client as the problem), so debugging the body text
should show you the bad text. Then debug further back, one step at a
time, and you should be able to find the line before the text gets
corrupted and the line after. That's where the corruption is occurring.
(If you've already done all that and still haven't found it, ignore me.)
Greetings,
I have a script that gets some text out of a MySQL table and sends it
in the message body via the mail function. Some of the emails are
coming through with an exclamation point followed by the text being
moved to a new line.
I'm not sure where this ! and \n are coming from. When I view the
text in mysql, it's clean, there is no ! or \n. If I output to the
browser with nl2br(), there is no ! or <br>.
I've done some searching and haven't found any helpful info so I'm
appealing to you all. Has anyone seen behavior like this, or have a
recommendation for what I can do to diagnose or fix the problem?
I have a number of rows in the table. Some of the them come through
clean on the email, and two come through with this mystery ! and line
break. I've had the emails go to different accounts and viewed via
client or browser, and that doesn't make a difference.
Thoughts? Suggestions?
Thanks,
-Aaron
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