explode() takes an optional third argument, a limit.
list($button, $message) = explode("\n", $rv, 2);
should probably do the trick (untested though). It tells php to lump
all the remaining stuff into the last element of the returned array.
The 2nd element, in this case.
- mark
Andy H wrote:
> Hello all. I'm using Cocoadialog with Platypus on my mac. So, I was
> just testing a script I made today that sends email with the php
> mail() function. Everything works except for I have a problem with the
> textbox- when I send a multi-line email, it breaks off after the first
> line.
>
> My code:
> $return_values = `$argv[1]/Contents/Resources/CocoaDialog.app/Contents/
> MacOS/CocoaDialog textbox --title "Message Content" --informative-text
> "Enter the message content here" --button1 "OK" --editable --focus-
> textbox --float --string-output`;
> list($button3, $message) = explode("\n", $return_values);
>
> I know what's wrong. list($button3, $message) = explode("\n",
> $return_values); is just listing the first two lines outputted by
> cocoadialog: the button pressed and the first line of the message. I'm
> not too savvy with PHP, so I turned to the mailing list. Is there any
> way I can fix this bug?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Andy
>
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