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Try to use $_POST rather than $_get as it is more secure as well...
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&lt;form method = &quot;post&quot; acton = &quot;postdata.php&quot;
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That's because Php is interpreting the value of 'email' as a string so the %40 is part of that string.<br />
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Th cleanest way to submit that information is via ajax. You can send parameters like 'sam@somewhere.com' and you can grab that value in the php script. Let me know if you want an ajax example to send it and deal with the result.
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I am a Noob in PHP and i am having issues with the following line:<br />
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<a href="http://www.mywebsite.com/?type=confirm&email=nam%40company.com" rel="ugc">http://www.mywebsite.com/?type=confirm&email=nam%40company.com</a><br />
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%40 is coming instead of @, i am unable to confirm the email Address what should i do, guide me please
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I am a Noob in PHP and i am having issues with the following line:

http://www.mywebsite.com/?type=confirm&email=nam%40company.com

%40 is coming instead of @, i am unable to confirm the email Address what should i do, guide me please

Try to use $_POST rather than $_get as it is more secure as well...

&lt;form method = &quot;post&quot; acton = &quot;postdata.php&quot;

That&#39;s because Php is interpreting the value of &#39;email&#39; as a string so the %40 is part of that string.

Th cleanest way to submit that information is via ajax. You can send parameters like &#39;sam@somewhere.com&#39; and you can grab that value in the php script. Let me know if you want an ajax example to send it and deal with the result.

Php Code issues

I am a Noob in PHP and i am having issues with the following line:

http://www.mywebsite.com/?type=confirm&amp;email=nam%40company.com

%40 is coming instead of @, i am unable to confirm the email Address what should i do, guide me please

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