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Grabing the URL
This is a discussion on Grabing the URL within the Web Design forums, part of the Web Development category; What is the use of grabbing URL? how can we grab the URL? Can you tell me the coding of grbing the URL...
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Grabing the URL
What is the use of grabbing URL? how can we grab the URL? Can you tell me the coding of grbing the URL
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04-24-2008
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Re: Grabing the URL
Grab class is meant to fetch a page of a given URL and send it by e-mail as HTML message.
Grab class provides functions to set the message headers From:, To:, Cc:, Bcc: and Subject: . Alternatively, the Grab class may also display the fetched HTML page making it be outputted by the current script. More Detailed Information
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