In article <99ou1p$tif$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Claudia") wrote:
> $headline=urlencode("$headline");
> print "<a href
> ='http://www.contus.com/test_quote/quotepage.php3?site=$site&page=miniquote&;
> subject=$headline'><b>Contact us for more information</b></a></font>";
>
> Then in the quotepage.php3 file
>
> if( $page == "miniquote" )
> {
>
> print "Get A Quote<br>";
> print "$subject";
> print "$site";
>
> INCLUDE "mini_quote.inc.php3";
> }
>
> --->The print "$subject"; line prints nothing.
>
> If I print $headline right after I assign the variable it prints correctly
> with +s in place of the blanks for this variable.
By any chance is that "print" line occuring within a function? The fact
that it prints fine then becomes "blank" later sounds like a classic global
scope vs. local scope symptom.
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