You have magic_quotes on, with this setting php runs addslashes() on
every $_REQUEST variable (so you can use them in sql queries right
away). So you need to use stripslashes() before sending it as mail.
Dillon, John wrote:
I have a text box on a web page and submit button. The php code sends t
Hi there,
I think you need to check magic quotes setting under
php.ini. I guess it should be on. Try to make it off
and try your mail function.
Thanks
Hardik Doshi
--- "Dillon, John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a text box on a web page and submit button.
> The php code sends the
> text
Umm, try this:
$body = str_replace('\'',''',stripslashes($_POST['message']));
mail($to,$subject,$body,"Content-type:text/html\r\n");
On Mon, 2003-06-02 at 11:12, Dillon, John wrote:
> I have a text box on a web page and submit button. The php code sends the
> text as an email. If the text inc
I have a text box on a web page and submit button. The php code sends the
text as an email. If the text includes an inverted comma/apostrophe the
email will include a backslash before it, thus: \'. I know how to
str_replace in php, but what do I need to replace the apostrophe with to
avoid the \
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