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try this..<br />
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$text = '\n WEB INFO REQUEST 'BY '.$name . '\n PRODUCT: '.$prod. ' \nID CODE: '.$id_code.'\n******** END OF E-MAIL *********';<br />
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check out here for more..<br />
<a href="http://us2.php.net/function.mail" rel="ugc">http://us2.php.net/function.mail</a>
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try this..

$text = '\n WEB INFO REQUEST 'BY '.$name . '\n PRODUCT: '.$prod. ' \nID CODE: '.$id_code.'\n******** END OF E-MAIL *********';


check out here for more..
http://us2.php.net/function.mail [http://us2.php.net/function.mail]

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yeah am agree with Squinky , it is better if you go for phpmailer.sourceforge.net.<wbr />
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yeah am agree with Squinky , it is better if you go for phpmailer.sourceforge.net.

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I just spotted a problem with ushastry's example - it's using single quotes, so escaped chars won't get interpolated, i.e. \n will not be converted to a newline. Using double quotes, you can also put vars within the string anyway:<br />
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$text = &quot;\nWEB INFO REQUEST BY $name\nPRODUCT: $prod\nID CODE: $id_code\n******** END OF E-MAIL *********&quot;;<br />
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I think that for ugly historical reasons, emails are meant to use CRLF DOS-style line breaks. PHPMailer deals with all that for you though.<br />
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I just spotted a problem with ushastry's example - it's using single quotes, so escaped chars won't get interpolated, i.e. \n will not be converted to a newline. Using double quotes, you can also put vars within the string anyway:

$text = "\nWEB INFO REQUEST BY $name\nPRODUCT: $prod\nID CODE: $id_code\n******** END OF E-MAIL *********";

I think that for ugly historical reasons, emails are meant to use CRLF DOS-style line breaks. PHPMailer deals with all that for you though.



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I want to send a multilane email that is generated from variables I collect on another page.<br />
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I am using:<br />
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$text = 'WEB INFO REQUEST 'BY '.$name . 'PRODUCT: '.$prod. ' ID CODE: '.$id_code.'******** END OF E-MAIL *********';<br />
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mail('xxxxxxx@yahoo.com','<wbr />WEB INFO REQUEST',$text,&quot;From: $name &lt;$email&gt;&quot;);<br />
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I want to separate this content on new lines?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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I want to send a multilane email that is generated from variables I collect on another page.

I am using:

$text = 'WEB INFO REQUEST 'BY '.$name . 'PRODUCT: '.$prod. ' ID CODE: '.$id_code.'******** END OF E-MAIL *********';

mail('xxxxxxx@yahoo.com','WEB INFO REQUEST',$text,"From: $name <$email>");

I want to separate this content on new lines?

Thanks


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