On Saturday 12 May 2001 04:20, Young Chi-Yeung Fan wrote:
> If you have , then when you submit your form,
> $HTTP_POST_VARS["data"] or $HTTP_GET_VARS["data"] will be:
>
> The word \"here\" is in quotes.
>
> So you can put the value straight into MySQL. The slashes will not show
> up in MySQL. The
Jason Caldwell wrote:
> > The " will be translated back into "
> > when your form is submitted.
>
> ?? I don't have to convert back?? -- when I eventually submit my Hidden
> Input Fields into my mySQL DB, they'll be converted back to " ?
>
> Confused
If you have , then when you submit your
> The " will be translated back into "
> when your form is submitted.
?? I don't have to convert back?? -- when I eventually submit my Hidden
Input Fields into my mySQL DB, they'll be converted back to " ?
Confused
"Young Chi-Yeung Fan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Jason Caldwell wrote:
> If I have a text box and enter data into that text box with "quotes" around
> some of the text... and I want to throw that text into a HTML Hidden Input
> Field (on my next screen for example) -- the quotes will somehow jackup or
> truncate that text... because HTML uses "
> So my question is, should I (or, really, can I) encode it? My thinking is I
> want to encode it with the htmlspecialchars() function... however,
> eventually, all the data within the Hidden Input Boxes will be stored into
> my mySQL database, so I'll want to decode it before I send it (restorin
If I have a text box and enter data into that text box with "quotes" around
some of the text... and I want to throw that text into a HTML Hidden Input
Field (on my next screen for example) -- the quotes will somehow jackup or
truncate that text... because HTML uses "quotes" within in the Hidden In
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