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Date: 09/21/01
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in worst cases read it after post via trim()
"Patrick Sibenaler" <patrick <email protected>> wrote in message
news:3BAB4E4C.15109305 <email protected>
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>
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> Does anyone know what is going wrong, when all of a sudden, the
> content of PHP global variables that are generated from a POSTED
> form, have a CR/LF prepended?
>
> That means, looking at a field 'name' where 'john' was typed in,
> I'm getting a variable $name with the content
>
> '
> john'
>
> instead of 'john'
>
> Anyone seen this???? I found that it only happens with the POST
> method. GET works fine (but I cannot use that).
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>
>
> greets.
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