"April" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Your ''s in your strings are the problem. They need to be escaped, or
they
> will create a parse error.
Not true. They (quotes inside a string) only need to be escaped if they are
the same style as the quotes enclosing the string. And for those that don't
know what "escaping" is it means prefixing them with a backslash (\). So if
you enclose a string in double quotes single double quotes must be escaped
and if you enclose a string in single quotes single quotes in the string
must be escaped. And enclosing a string in single quotes has a different
effect than enclosing in in double quotes. See a post I made yesterday
about this or search the archives for more details.
> Instead of
> $msg = "Sender's Full Name:\t$user_name\n";
> you should have
> > $msg = "Sender\'s Full Name:\t$user_name\n";
It doesn't hurt to make the change above, but it doesn't help with the
actual problem (missing semicolon).
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