Re: [PHP] Re: XSLT bug?

No. '<' is always for the opening tag. So you have to enter the entity < whenever you mean '<' in XML data. Vincent Jansen wrote: That works, but shouldn't this behave the way I thought it should -Original Message- From: Juan Torres [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: vrijdag 2 april 2004 15

Re: [PHP] PHP charset encoding

if the page that the input form is on sets utf-8 as the content type, then most (?) browsers will send utf-8. you can use a meta tag like: utf-8 characters are 8 bit clean, so they can be stored and retrieved in mysql 3.x ok, but proper utf-8 sorting etc. doesn't work. for many purposes though

Re: [PHP] determining number of rows in a mysql table

-{ Rene Brehmer }- wrote: Thought it looked fishy hehe ... My only problem is: Sometimes you actually need the data from that table later in the same script, so instead of doing another data pull, I have alot of cases where this is alot more useful (not actual code from any of my work, bu