montymoose
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| Posted: 09/26/2007, 11:38 AM |
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Hi,
Wonder if you can help me with a problem, I need to get an @ sign into a PHP string. Can't seem to do it, using any type of code
$to = "webteam@site.co.uk"; doesn't work
$to = "webteam chr(27); site.co.uk"; also doesn't work
How do I get the string to include an @ sign?
Thanks,
Moose
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peterr
Posts: 5971
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| Posted: 09/26/2007, 12:26 PM |
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I think that this works. Why do you think that it doesn't?
For example try:
$to = "webteam@site.co.uk";
echo $to;
exit;
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DonP
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| Posted: 09/26/2007, 1:58 PM |
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It works for me too and I've never had to do anything special for the @
symbol.
DonP
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lwismanuel
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| Posted: 09/26/2007, 10:31 PM |
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Did you try using single quote?
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montymoose
Posts: 85
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| Posted: 09/27/2007, 1:25 AM |
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Ah-ha you're right!
My fault - in the end. Sorry about that.
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