Fw: Re: [PHP] mail the contents of an array

My problem problem is that I have 2-dimensional arrays, so I don't see how I can concatenate them using: $msg = implode($array1, "\n") . implode($array2, "\n"); I can implode using: $count = count($item); $x=0; while ($x<$count){ $pieces = implode(" - ", $item[$x]); $x++; } But then I've still got to step through $pieces. Any ideas? Tim (infoz@earthlink.net) wrote: > >$msg = implode($array1, "\n") . implode($array2, "\n"); >On 03 Aug 2001 10:04:23 +0000, Geoffrey Makstutis wrote: >> I can get the strings via implode(), but then how do I concatenate them? >> >> Thanks >> >> Tim (infoz@earthlink.net) wrote: >> > >> >You could use the implode() function to convert the arrays to strings >> >and then pass the concatenated strings to the mail() function. >> > >> >- Tim >> > >> >On 03 Aug 2001 09:00:04 +0000, Geoffrey Makstutis wrote: >> >> I'm sure that I'm missing something obvious (probably sleep), but how >> >> can I take >> the contents of several arrays and send them via email? I'd like to take each value >> from the arrays and include them in the message portion of a mail() command. >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >> -- >> Geoffrey Makstutis >> <gmak@51pct.com> >> >> 51% Studios >> Architecture + Design >> 1-5 Clerkenwell Road >> London EC1M 5PA >> >> www.51pct.com -- Geoffrey Makstutis <gmak@51pct.com> 51% Studios Architecture + Design 1-5 Clerkenwell Road London EC1M 5PA www.51pct.com