Marc wrote:

Is there a reason to force the double-quotes?

Not at all. With the note Benjamin sent yesterday, this part of the script should be rewritten this way:

// Handles the "separator" and the optionnal "enclosed by" characters if (!isset($sep)) { $sep = ''; } else if ($what == 'excel') { $sep = ';'; } else { if (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) { $sep = stripslashes($sep); } $sep = str_replace('\t', "\011", $sep); } if (!isset($enc_by)) { $enc_by = ''; } else if ($what == 'excel') { $enc_by = '"'; } else if (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) { $enc_by = stripslashes($enc_by); } if (!isset($esc_by)) { $enc_by = ''; } else if (($esc_by == '' && $enc_by !='') || $what == 'excel') { // double the "enclosed by" character $esc_by = $enc_by; } else if (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) { $esc_by = stripslashes($esc_by); }

At least, I think so!

Loïc

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