Re: [PHP] Parsing... the hell of PHP

2005-03-30 Thread Richard Davey
Hello Mário,

Wednesday, March 30, 2005, 2:51:02 PM, you wrote:

MG Here is my last (of many) attempt:
MG $url = a href =\.$url.\.HtmlEntities($url).\./a;

$url = a href=\$url\ . htmlentities($url) . '/a';

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Re: [PHP] Parsing... the hell of PHP

2005-03-30 Thread Martin . C . Austin
$url = a href =\.$url.\.HtmlEntities($url).\./a;

It appears the parse error is at the end of your opening link tag, so PHP 
doesn't know what .HtmlEntities($url) means.  I'm at work so I can't test 
it, but that appears the culprit to me.

$url = a href=\$url\ . HtmlEntities($url) . /a; should suffice.

Martin Austin





Mário Gamito [EMAIL PROTECTED]
03/30/2005 07:51 AM
 
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Subject:[PHP] Parsing... the hell of PHP


Hi,

I'm trying to transform a url taken from the DB from plain text, to 
the same, but linkable url.

All i get is parse errors and alike.

Here is my last (of many) attempt:

$url = a href =\.$url.\.HtmlEntities($url).\./a;

A warning and a parse error is what i get.
Can't get there :(

Any help would be apreciated.

Warm regards,
Mário Gamito

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Re: [PHP] Parsing... the hell of PHP

2005-03-30 Thread Mário Gamito
Hi,
Thank you all that answered my question.
It worked.
I think i'll never get used to this parsing PHP stuff :(
Warm Regards,
Mário Gamito

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$url = a href =\.$url.\.HtmlEntities($url).\./a;
It appears the parse error is at the end of your opening link tag, so PHP 
doesn't know what .HtmlEntities($url) means.  I'm at work so I can't test 
it, but that appears the culprit to me.

$url = a href=\$url\ . HtmlEntities($url) . /a; should suffice.
Martin Austin


Mário Gamito [EMAIL PROTECTED]
03/30/2005 07:51 AM
 
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Subject:[PHP] Parsing... the hell of PHP

Hi,
I'm trying to transform a url taken from the DB from plain text, to 
the same, but linkable url.

All i get is parse errors and alike.
Here is my last (of many) attempt:
$url = a href =\.$url.\.HtmlEntities($url).\./a;
A warning and a parse error is what i get.
Can't get there :(
Any help would be apreciated.
Warm regards,
Mário Gamito
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Re: [PHP] Parsing... the hell of PHP

2005-03-30 Thread Mário Gamito
Hi,
Thank you all that answered my question.
It worked.
I think i'll never get used to this parsing PHP stuff :(
Warm Regards,
Mário Gamito

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 $url = a href =\.$url.\.HtmlEntities($url).\./a;

 It appears the parse error is at the end of your opening link tag, so 
PHP doesn't know what .HtmlEntities($url) means.  I'm at work so I 
can't test it, but that appears the culprit to me.

 $url = a href=\$url\ . HtmlEntities($url) . /a; should suffice.

 Martin Austin





 Mário Gamito [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 03/30/2005 07:51 AM

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 Hi,

 I'm trying to transform a url taken from the DB from plain text, to 
the same, but linkable url.

 All i get is parse errors and alike.

 Here is my last (of many) attempt:

 $url = a href =\.$url.\.HtmlEntities($url).\./a;

 A warning and a parse error is what i get.
 Can't get there :(

 Any help would be apreciated.

 Warm regards,
 Mário Gamito


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Re: [PHP] Parsing... the hell of PHP

2005-03-30 Thread Martin . C . Austin
Glad to have helped (though someone else beat me to the punch with the 
right answer!)

You'll get the hang of it -- the way I learned is to write out your tag 
that you'd like to use like this:

a href=$urltext here/a

Then go through and escape the characters that need it:

a href=\$url\text here/a

You can place variables into a string, but if you are using a function to 
work on that variable, you must concatenate it.

a href=\$url\ . htmlentities($url) . /a;  (needs concatenation)
a href=\$url\$url/a;  (no function used, no concatenation 
necessary)

Good luck!

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Mário Gamito [EMAIL PROTECTED]
03/30/2005 10:15 AM
 
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Subject:Re: [PHP] Parsing... the hell of PHP


Hi,

Thank you all that answered my question.
It worked.

I think i'll never get used to this parsing PHP stuff :(

Warm Regards,
Mário Gamito



[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  $url = a href =\.$url.\.HtmlEntities($url).\./a;
 
  It appears the parse error is at the end of your opening link tag, so 
PHP doesn't know what .HtmlEntities($url) means.  I'm at work so I 
can't test it, but that appears the culprit to me.
 
  $url = a href=\$url\ . HtmlEntities($url) . /a; should 
suffice.
 
  Martin Austin
 
 
 
 
 
  Mário Gamito [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  03/30/2005 07:51 AM
 
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  Hi,
 
  I'm trying to transform a url taken from the DB from plain text, to 
the same, but linkable url.
 
  All i get is parse errors and alike.
 
  Here is my last (of many) attempt:
 
  $url = a href =\.$url.\.HtmlEntities($url).\./a;
 
  A warning and a parse error is what i get.
  Can't get there :(
 
  Any help would be apreciated.
 
  Warm regards,
  Mário Gamito
 

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Re: [PHP] Parsing... the hell of PHP

2005-03-30 Thread Burhan Khalid
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$url = a href =\.$url.\.HtmlEntities($url).\./a;
It appears the parse error is at the end of your opening link tag, so PHP 
doesn't know what .HtmlEntities($url) means.  I'm at work so I can't test 
it, but that appears the culprit to me.

$url = a href=\$url\ . HtmlEntities($url) . /a; should suffice.
Please don't make a habit of changing the case of built-in PHP functions.
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