Is this under Windows? If so, it's probably passing \r\n : carriage
return/line feed. Check for both.
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"Richard Kurth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I have a problem I am trying to set up a credit card form for worldpay
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> And in the address field that I have to send to them it has to go in
> a textarea <textarea cols="30" rows="4" name="address"></textarea>
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> So when you fill this in it would look like this
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> address
> city
> state
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> Now this works fine for sending them the data but when the data is
> sent back it is also in this format
> address
> city
> state
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> I need to separate it into Address, city, state so it is 3 different
> variables
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> I have tried
> $saddress=explode (" ",$address);
> $address1=$saddress[0];
> $city=$saddress[1];
> $state=$saddress[2];
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> is the the new line character
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> I have also tried /n and /s but none of these work
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> When I echo the $address to the screen it shows as address city state
> but when I vew the code from the browser it shows it as
> address
> city
> state
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> So I assume that it is passing a new line character
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> Does anybody have a solution for this
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> Best regards,
> Richard
> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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