On Wednesday, December 4, 2002, at 01:37 PM, Renato De Giovanni wrote:
What happens is that "htmlspecialchars" seems to be always returning aIt's probable that it's a PHP...erm..."fact of life" right now. I ran into similar problems with iso-8859-7 and -9, using both htmlspecialchars and htmlentities with the (optional) 3rd parameter. Things worked unpredictably. In the PHP build I have now (4.4ish, from recent CVS), htmlspecialchars actually prints out a PHP error message (E_WARNING, I believe) that:
latin1 string, therefore causing problems with the generated document
supposedly utf-8 encoded.
My question is: is this a php bug or am I misunderstanding something related
to multi-byte character support?
"ISO-8859-7 is not supported by htmlspecialchars(); assuming ISO-8859-1"
So I wouldn't be surprised if you weren't running into this problem, which wasn't officially recognized until after 4.2 was released. Look at bugs.php.net for related bugs...it's the only good way to keep up on the issue, which seems to be evolving...
Cheers,
spud.
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