The urlencode() is working fine with an echo statement
& normal query string.
But it's NOT working with complex query string in
printf() including $myrow[something] being picked up
by mySQL db.
this works :
this doesn't work :
printf("")
OR such combinations as given in the manual. I tried
Julian,
i tried this out it's giving the single quotes in
the value... 'value+value2'
and on the next page where i'm printing the
value...the backslashes are also being added in front
of single quotes :
\'value value2\'
where can i go from here? this has made the urlencode
function to wor
Try printf("")
J
on 3/4/01 11:55 AM, Thomas Edison Jr. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> The urlencode() is working fine with an echo statement
> & normal query string.
>
> But it's NOT working with complex query string in
> printf() including $myrow[something] being picked up
> by mySQL db.
Where is the string 'value+value2' coming from? $myrow[title]? If it is
coming from the db (I'm guessing - it seems a little strange to me that this
would be your title, but in this code we're discussing there is no other
possible source), and it has slashes in it, you may need to use stripslashe
try this
printf(" ", urlencode($myrow[title])')
john
"Thomas Edison Jr." wrote:
> The urlencode() is working fine with an echo statement
> & normal query string.
>
> But it's NOT working with complex query string in
> printf() including $myrow[something] being picked up
> by mySQL db.
>
> this
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