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  1. mmmh i'll have a look and try with your infos, thanks a lot ! ! !
  2. could $_POST be the mail function i'm looking for?
  3. and how do i check which is first line and which is second? i know i didn't give much code, but i'm really not into php... i can give more code if you want me to?
  4. Hi i send a newsletter, and for it to be as good as possible, i made it pass through a spam assassin checker. however the result i was told is that to optimise the spam score, i have to remove the brackets around the font name in <font face="verdana"> , and indeed, when i replaced it with <font face=verdana> my score was better. i think W3C recommends to leave the brackets but what do you think ?
  5. Hi, I don't know much of php and i have a form on my website that, for now, sends its content like this: " topic of the text-area : content of the text area " i would like the mail to look more like this: " topic of the text-area: content of the text area " and i think the code part is this one : if ($mField->type == '1') { print '<textarea class="rapid_contact_ex textarea ' . $mod_class_suffix . '" name="'.$form_id.'rpx_'.$field_name.'" cols="' . $t_cols . '" rows="' . $t_rows . '">'; if (isset($_POST[$form_id."rpx_".$field_name])) { print $_POST[$form_id."rpx_".$field_name]; } else { print JText::_($mField->default); } print '</textarea>'."\n"; } i played with "\n" or nl2br() but in vain, i can't manage to get what i want. could you please help me with this? thanks a lot !

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