AbraCadab Ra wrote:
> before inserting into the database I encode the data using the
> htmlspecialchars() function.
>
> $encReq = htmlspecialchars($req, ENT_QUOTES);
>
> when I'm displaying it back to the user i had to use the
> following function to convert it back into HTML.
Sounds like you're
I had a similar issue and this is the solution i came up with. I have often wondered if this is the right way of doing it or not, but I'm by far not a PHP guru, just learning. before inserting into the database I encode the data using the htmlspecialchars() function.
$encReq = htmlspecialchars($req
Hi,
you can't display tab in HTML and the textarea box takes just plain
ASCII. So any fancy spacing, indenting or such will either be stripped
or shown as single spaces. And HTML also cannot display an arry of
simple white space. You would need to convert that to non-breaking
spaces. But i
And for XHTML that would be .
Felix Shnir wrote:
> Well, if you are talking about displaying in HTML then you should
> replace \n\r with a
>
> Felix.
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Ken,
Great, that's exactly what I need.
Thanks all!
- Ben
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Ken,
Great, that's exactly what I need.
Thanks all!
- Ben
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At 02:10 PM 10/19/20
At 02:10 PM 10/19/2006, Ben Sgro (sk) wrote:
>Felix,
>
>Sure, that is helpful, but what about tabs, lists and all the other
>elements that could exist in an email message.
>I'm looking for a canned function or class that will do the work.
You can try displaying the text between tags.
Ken
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Well, if you are talking about displaying in HTML then you
should replace \n\r with a Fe
Well, if you are talking about displaying in HTML then you should replace \n\r with a Felix.On 10/19/06, Ben Sgro (sk) <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hello all,I have a textarea field that can .. store text.
I'm using it to save emails for example w/a form.I grab the posted data and call addslashes( )
At 12:47 PM 10/19/2006, Ben Sgro (sk) wrote:
Hello all,
I have a textarea field that can .. store text.
I'm using it to save emails for example w/a form.
I grab the posted data and call addslashes( ) then stick it into the
database, varchar(1024). (this is a calendar app for my own
use).
Now, wh
Hello all,
I have a textarea field that can .. store text.
I'm using it to save emails for example w/a form.
I grab the posted data and call addslashes( ) then stick it into the
database, varchar(1024). (this is a calendar app for my own use).
Now, when I pull it out, its not formatted and disp
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