> How'd you put it into the database in the first place? I'm betting that,
if
> you look at your database directly (not through a UI), you'll find the
data
> is stored as "<IMG...".
No the data was stored in the right way! The problem wasn't here but in some
code lines around the one I was writing (I was modifing a script made by
someone else).
There was a calling to $row[$k]=htmlentities($row[$k]), that I just removed
and I got what I was looking for...
> Anyway, wouldn't it be easier just to store "foo.gif" in the database
rather
> than the full line?
It could be a good idea but right now I have to improve my skills on
low-level php coding before starting to use advanced features of
php/mysql...
Thnx again to anyone....
bye by{t}e[s].... TuX!
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