order emails double-spaced, how to fix??

[tlyczko]

I have a 1.2.x ZC shop, and recently our orders emails started coming in double-spaced where they used to be single-spaced.

Can someone please advise me where I should look to see why this is happening??

Thank you, Tom

[superprg]

I have a 1.2.x ZC shop, and recently our orders emails started coming in double-spaced where they used to be single-spaced.

Can someone please advise me where I should look to see why this is happening??

Thank you, Tom

What font size have you set up?

[tlyczko]

Sorry, I forgot to say that it's TEXT email, not HTML email.
This didn't use to happen until early last week, then all our order emails started coming in double-spaced.
Thanks, Tom

[TheOracle]

[Edited] - Seem to be a hosting problem - according to the message below.

[superprg]

Looks like some problem has started to happen with your email server lately
http://discussions.apple.com/message...sageID=2568712
Check with the host

[TheOracle]

Message edited above superprg's message.

[tlyczko]

I will check with my hosting company after I try out the text changes suggested above.

This only started last week, before that everything was fine...

Thank you, Tom

[tlyczko]

Hello, TheOracle,

Sorry for being dense, did you edit out your suggestion about removing the /n/n from the file??

Which file name was it?? I would like to check that file to make sure it is working correctly...

Thank you, Tom

[TheOracle]

Before considering my modifications, I must say I have to agree with superprg's suggestion first. If your host denys the fact that some changes were actually made from their end, then - perhaps - I will consider it to PM the changes to you.

[superprg]

In zen\includes\functions\functions_email.php

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// Build the email based on whether customer has selected HTML or TEXT, and whether we have supplied HTML or TEXT-only components
if (!zen_not_null($email_text)) {
$text = str_replace('<br[[:space:]]*/?[[:space:]]*>', "@CRLF", $block['EMAIL_MESSAGE_HTML']);
$text = str_replace('</p>', '</p>@CRLF', $text);
$text = htmlspecialchars(stripslashes(strip_tags($text)));
} else {
$text = strip_tags($email_text);


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Ver less probable that an extra /n would get added of a sudden in that code :)