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Re: MAIL::Sendmail Problemby Paulster2 (Priest) |
on Nov 07, 2003 at 20:43 UTC ( [id://305434]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
I don't know for sure, but maybe the code is interpreting it as a typical way you bring seperate variables together (The technical term is slipping me). Question back at you, why don't you put the URL in a variable, that way it would be easy to change and find. Also you would be able to see what it looks like by printing it somewhere or something. I try to do this in seperate test code to make sure that I know what I am getting. I do realize that the URL is going to be static, but you may want to reuse the code for somethign else sometime, and finding the variables upfront and in technicolor may be of use. But then again, what do I know, I'm just a novice. Something else I have used successfully is when the need for double quotes are used for printing, try using a single quote on the outside. This works pretty good in most instances and there is less need to backslash everything. This makes the code cleaner to look at. I guess what I am trying to say is to try and format it some other way that should work and see if it does. Goes back to the There's more than one way... thing. Someone else may have a better input, but this is what I have for you for now. Hope it helps. Paul
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