"!" in string when sent by mail()

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Hello all,

Thank you for reading my question.
I am working on a response-system. When a customer asked for
information, he will get an email rightaway. A part of the email is as
follows:
[break]
<td align=center><img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*.com/pictures/
object/small_phpZCvEpe.jpg' border=0></td>
<td align=center><img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*vaca! tion*/
pictures/object/small_phpHPOyD6.jpg' border=0></td>
<td align=center><img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*/pictures/object/
small_phphEJFT2.jpg' border=0></td>
[break]
<td align=center><img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*.com/pictures/
object/small_phpNuLP2g.jpg' border=0></td>
<td align=center><! img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*vacatio!
n*/pictures/object/small_phpY8tvuO.jpg' border=0></td>
[break]
<tr><td width='100' valign='top' align='left'>Amenities</td><td
valign='top' align='left'>1 !
livingroom, 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bathroom, Hurricaneshutter: Fully</td>
[break]
As you can see in the second and fifth (2 times) <td>-line, there is a
"!" in the message. Also in the last part, just before livingroom,
there is also the "!". When I 'echo' $message the line before mail(),
there are no "!" in the source.

Who knows how those "!"are in the message?

Thank you very much in advance

[Rik]

On Fri, 08 Jun 2007 02:04:25 +0200, <go****@weblinkunlimited.comwrote:

Hello all,

Thank you for reading my question.
I am working on a response-system. When a customer asked for
information, he will get an email rightaway. A part of the email is as
follows:
[break]
<td align=center><img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*.com/pictures/
object/small_phpZCvEpe.jpg' border=0></td>
<td align=center><img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*vaca! tion*/
pictures/object/small_phpHPOyD6.jpg' border=0></td>
<td align=center><img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*/pictures/object/
small_phphEJFT2.jpg' border=0></td>
[break]
<td align=center><img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*.com/pictures/
object/small_phpNuLP2g.jpg' border=0></td>
<td align=center><! img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*vacatio!
n*/pictures/object/small_phpY8tvuO.jpg' border=0></td>
[break]
<tr><td width='100' valign='top' align='left'>Amenities</td><td
valign='top' align='left'>1 !
livingroom, 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bathroom, Hurricaneshutter: Fully</td>
[break]
As you can see in the second and fifth (2 times) <td>-line, there is a
"!" in the message. Also in the last part, just before livingroom,
there is also the "!". When I 'echo' $message the line before mail(),
there are no "!" in the source.

Who knows how those "!"are in the message?

Thank you very much in advance

I'd say it's probably a local filter that tries to disable the image this
way for some reason.
--
Rik Wasmus

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On 8 jun, 10:02, Rik <[e-mail]:

On Fri, 08 Jun 2007 02:04:25 +0200, <[e-mail]:

Hello all,

Thank you for reading my question.
I am working on a response-system. When a customer asked for
information, he will get an email rightaway. A part of the email is as
follows:
[break]
<td align=center><img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*.com/pictures/
object/small_phpZCvEpe.jpg' border=0></td>
<td align=center><img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*vaca!tion*/
pictures/object/small_phpHPOyD6.jpg' border=0></td>
<td align=center><img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*/pictures/object/
small_phphEJFT2.jpg' border=0></td>
[break]
<td align=center><img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*.com/pictures/
object/small_phpNuLP2g.jpg' border=0></td>
<td align=center><! img src='http://www.*.com/sites/*vacatio!
n*/pictures/object/small_phpY8tvuO.jpg' border=0></td>
[break]
<tr><td width='100' valign='top' align='left'>Amenities</td><td
valign='top' align='left'>1 !
livingroom, 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bathroom, Hurricaneshutter: Fully</td>
[break]
As you can see in the second and fifth (2 times) <td>-line, there is a
"!" in the message. Also in the last part, just before livingroom,
there is also the "!". When I 'echo' $message the line before mail(),
there are no "!" in the source.

Who knows how those "!"are in the message?

Thank you very much in advance

I'd say it's probably a local filter that tries to disable the image this
way for some reason.
--
Rik Wasmus- Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht niet weergeven -

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Thank you for your answer, but why is it also done where only text is;
before livingroom, which is not a picture?