When i use the -F option with curl it doesnt seem to send anything after a new line in a <textarea>.

The site i am posting my data to only displays the first line from the <textarea>

this is the whole string i use exec(); on:

$cmd = '/usr/local/bin/curl -e -F "txtName='.$POST["name"].'" -F "txtPhone='.$POST["phone"].'" -F "txtEmail='.$POST["email"].'" -F "sltNew_Zon='.$region[7].'" -F "txtCity='.$POST["subrgn"].'" -F "txtMode='.$type[7].'" -F "sltNew_Cate='.$category[7].'" -F "txtTitle='.$POST["header"].'" -F "txtDesc='.$POST["text"].'" -F "txtUrl='.$POST["infolnk"].'" -F "txtNameUrl='.$POST["infotitle"].'" -F "userfile='.$data['userfile'].'" -F "txtPassword='.$POST['password'].'" -F "submit=Lägg in annons" -e http://www.fyndtorget.se/annons_new.php http://www.fyndtorget.se/check.php';

Now everything works fine besides the "txtDesc" which only displays the first line on the <textarea>. I have not urlencoded any data as I've learned that you shouldnt do that when using "-F".
(maybe you think $POST looks strange. But i'm doing this from a function which i have sent the $_POST variable to and named it $POST).

/Per Sandberg

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Received on 2003-03-08