Joseph P

I ran into a few problems with this one: 1) Line 32 -- str_replace() code. After much hair-pulling, I discovered that the only way I could get this to work was by preceding the backslash r and backslash n items with an additional backslash. ie: $value = str_replace("\\r","\\n","%0a","%0d"); This was true for my own computer, as well as 2 different web hosts. 2) Mail delays. I put the code on one of my sites and it worked perfectly. But when I copied it onto another site with a different webhost (with the necessary changes), it didn't APPEAR to work at all... The next morning however, I found that the mail from the second site did indeed get sent...1 or 2 hours after I sent it. Something to do with the caching system of the mail server of that particular web host. Moral of the story: if you hit "Submit" and the email doesn't get sent right away, it may not be your code's fault. 3) Magic quotes. Both my web hosts have 'Magic quotes' on, so I used the following to remove the added slashes: if(get_magic_quotes_gpc()){ $_POST['name'] = stripslashes($_POST['name']); $_POST['email'] = stripslashes($_POST['email']); $_POST['comments'] = stripslashes($_POST['comments']); }