I hope someone can help me... because this is frusterating me...
I have a php script which is sending out an HTML email. All the html code is embedded within the body of the email.
What I've noticed is that after a certain amount of characters either the script or the email is adding an !. I think this is something to do with PHP as I have smiliar code in ASP and it does NOT print this exclamation mark.
This exclamation mark is being inserted into the source code. It looks like it is trying to place a line break in the code to start a new line. The problem is that it is either screwing up the formatting (example : b! <new line--its not printing this new line bit> order-collaspe) or it is being printed so that it is visible to the end user.
Has anyone else come across this. More importantly does anyone know how to fix it???
THANKS YOU ALL VERY MUCH!!! (stupid exclamation marks)
I have a php script which is sending out an HTML email. All the html code is embedded within the body of the email.
What I've noticed is that after a certain amount of characters either the script or the email is adding an !. I think this is something to do with PHP as I have smiliar code in ASP and it does NOT print this exclamation mark.
This exclamation mark is being inserted into the source code. It looks like it is trying to place a line break in the code to start a new line. The problem is that it is either screwing up the formatting (example : b! <new line--its not printing this new line bit> order-collaspe) or it is being printed so that it is visible to the end user.
Has anyone else come across this. More importantly does anyone know how to fix it???
THANKS YOU ALL VERY MUCH!!! (stupid exclamation marks)
