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sarettah · 12-14-2012, 11:06 PM

Ok, the issue in the strip_newlines.

The function as shown above is using single ticks (apostrophes) for the variables:

newlines = array(0 => '\r', 1 => '\n', 2 => '\r\n');

Those need to be in double tics (quotes):

newlines = array(0 => "\r", 1 => "\n", 2 => "\r\n");

Then, it will work. But there is a condition that will NEVER get hit. The third "\r\n" will never be encountered so it can be left out and you could use

newlines = array(0 => "\r", 1 => "\n");

That would work properly and give the proper result.

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12-14-2012, 11:06 PM
sarettah see you later, I'm gone Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 14,078	Ok, the issue in the strip_newlines. The function as shown above is using single ticks (apostrophes) for the variables: newlines = array(0 => '\r', 1 => '\n', 2 => '\r\n'); Those need to be in double tics (quotes): newlines = array(0 => "\r", 1 => "\n", 2 => "\r\n"); Then, it will work. But there is a condition that will NEVER get hit. The third "\r\n" will never be encountered so it can be left out and you could use newlines = array(0 => "\r", 1 => "\n"); That would work properly and give the proper result. . __________________ All cookies cleared!