Hi,
Its really stupid to use that command because there is not any function
to come back to the real way. You should just addslashes() to it then remove
them.
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> Hi Martin,
>
> Monday, September 2, 2002, 2:21:10 PM, Я получил:
>
> >> Using the htmlspecialchars() function, so that "Hello \"world\"" will
be
> >> written in pure HTML: "Hello "world""
>
> MT> Thanx a lot! But how do I get it back to 'Hello "world"'? Do I have to
do it
> MT> manually?
>
> MT> Martin
>
> Yep. But you can use some Regexp features.
> EX:
> $string = preg_replace("/\$quot/","\"","Hello "world"");
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