David Strencsev wrote: > You may play with these functions: > > addslashes(); > stripslashes(); > htmlentities(); > html_entity_decode(); >
Thanks for your help manu and david. I'm going to attempt converting the html characters and see if that works, but something also makes me think this might be a server configuration issue. The reason I say this is that I've run into this error on my machine, but when I try it on our academic web server it works fine, and when I ran a test on my system administrator's machine it worked fine as well. Now, some time ago I ran into a problem with the uploading of images on my machine, in that during the upload process the image was somehow being mangled and the uploaded copy was always a few K larger than the original, and no longer a valid file. I ran the test on my system administrator's machine and it was fine. These two things make me think it's something in the way my server is configured. I'm pretty new to Linux, so I have absolutely no idea what it might be and will be posting to some Linux and Apache forums to see if I can pinpoint it. In the meantime I will try converting the characters before they're displayed in the textarea for editing and before they're submitted to the db. Thanks again guys. Cheers, Pablo -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
