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Feb 09.2010

Hi, I want to email myself the contents of a post array ($_POST). This is just so i can check when errors are occurring during a curl request.

I just want to be able to view the post array as i would if i did: print_r($_POST).

But how do i add the contents to the mail function?

I need something like this (this just prints 1 for the array.)

mail(‘[email protected]‘, ‘Title’, print_r($_POST), $headers);

Is there a way i can do this, another function perhaps?

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@MindzaiFeb 09.2010 — [code=php]print_r($_POST, true);

// or for html email
sprintf('<pre>&#37;s</pre>', print_r($_POST, true));
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@MindzaiFeb 10.2010 — That script won't work. First of all it will give a parse error, but aside from that it will only ever give you the last element of the $_POST superglobal. It also can't display arrays of more than a single dimension.
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