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Posted by J.O. Aho on 04/30/07 14:02
Vince Morgan wrote:
> "J.O. Aho" <user@example.net> wrote in message
> news:59l9umF2la5s0U1@mid.individual.net...
>> $_POST['email'] = ereg_replace("[\r\n]", "", $_POST['email']);
> I'm not certain, but if I remember correctly with smtp, if it were created
> on win OS it would likey have \r\n as the section deliminator, whereas on
> unix based systems it would be \n.
> Is that correct?
It had been correct if we had talked about standard text-files (dos vs Unix),
but we are talking about mail headers and the rfc don't allow differences
(it's another matter if the mail server does follow the rfc or not).
> If so would the following be correct?
> $var = preg_replace("/[\r|r\n]/", "", "email\n and this\n\r or\n");
ereg_replace("[\r\n]", "", $_POST['email']
already replaces all \r with nothing and all \n with nothing.
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//Aho
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