Re: Re: Seperating a textarea into 3 different variables

Hello Gaylen, I am not sure what worldpay uses as an operating system but this work just perfect. Thanks Saturday, September 08, 2001, 6:09:08 PM, you wrote: Gaylen Fraley> Is this under Windows? If so, it's probably passing \r\n : carriage Gaylen Fraley> return/line feed. Check for both. Gaylen Fraley> -- Gaylen Fraley> Gaylen Gaylen Fraley> "Richard Kurth" <rkurth@pacifier.com> wrote in message Gaylen Fraley> news:17320448372.20010908165048@pacifier.com... >> I have a problem I am trying to set up a credit card form for worldpay >> >> And in the address field that I have to send to them it has to go in >> a textarea <textarea cols="30" rows="4" >> name="address"></textarea> >> >> So when you fill this in it would look like this >> >> address >> city >> state >> >> Now this works fine for sending them the data but when the data is >> sent back it is also in this format >> address >> city >> state >> >> I need to separate it into Address, city, state so it is 3 different >> variables >> >> I have tried >> $saddress=explode ("&#10;",$address); >> $address1=$saddress[0]; >> $city=$saddress[1]; >> $state=$saddress[2]; >> >> &#10; is the the new line character >> >> I have also tried /n and /s but none of these work >> >> When I echo the $address to the screen it shows as address city state >> but when I vew the code from the browser it shows it as >> address >> city >> state >> >> So I assume that it is passing a new line character >> >> Does anybody have a solution for this >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Best regards, >> Richard >> mailto:rkurth@pacifier.com >> -- Best regards, Richard mailto:rkurth@pacifier.com