RE: [PHP] mail() silly question

2007-09-01 Thread Brian Seymour
As a general rule, use ' ' for literal strings and " " for strings you want escaped characters and such to take effect. Example: echo 'foo\nbar' will echo foo\nbar where as echo "foo\nbar" will echo foo bar Hope this helped. Brian Seymour Zend Certified Engineer AeroCoreProductions http://www.ae

RE: [PHP] mail() silly question

2007-09-01 Thread Bastien Koert
no difference bastien > Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2007 08:00:11 -0500> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: php-general@lists.php.net> Subject: [PHP] mail() silly question>> I have a question that might be too silly for those of you who are PHP> gurus.>> Here it c

Re: [PHP] mail() silly question

2007-09-01 Thread chris smith
On 9/1/07, Rodrigo Poblanno Balp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a question that might be too silly for those of you who are PHP > gurus. > > Here it comes: > > I had a mail (specifically in the headers) function call like this: > > $header = ""; > $header .= 'From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]"; > $heade

Re: [PHP] mail() silly question

2007-09-01 Thread Ludovic André
Hi, Question: Why? What's the real difference between $header .= 'From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]' . "\r\n"; and $header .= 'From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]"; Your second declaration is incorrect: you start with a single quote ('), and you end with a double ("). So, you'd say "ok, let's fix it": $head