Re: [PHP] Variable stores incomplete values...

2001-02-19 Thread Richard Lynch

 $variable = This is the data.This is the data.This is
 the data.This is the dataThis is the dataThis is the
 dataThis is the dataThis is the dataThis is the
 dataThis is the dataThis is the data
 This is the dataThis is the dataThis is the data


 This is the; da;taThi's is the dataThis is the
 dataThis is the data

 This is the dataThis is the dataThis is the dataThis
 is the data


 I mean to say taht it is kidof formatted with REturn
 character, space characters, ', ; and a lot many
 characters...




 Now my question is that. If I store the variable in
 MYSQL dataabse under a particular filed TYPe varchar
 or TEXT.

 It doesn't bring up the same kind of format like it
 was when it was stored..

 Is there any way I can get the same output like I
 stored it.?

Use http://php.net/addslashes maybe...
If it's varchar(XX) and your string is longer than XX, you will lose the end
of the string.
If you're not sure how long it might be, just use TEXT in MySQL.

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Re: [PHP] Variable stores incomplete values...

2001-02-19 Thread Joe Sheble (Wizaerd)


Your question encompasses two parts...  the subject says these variables 
are storing incomplete values and later in the email you state mySQL isn't 
maintaining the formatting of your data.

The first part is possible because your mySQL database field may not be 
declared big enough to actually hold the data.  AFAIK there is no limit on 
actual variable size, as long as the server has enough memory, it should be 
fine.

Your second question about formatting... well the answer is the formatting 
is most likely in the database, but when you retrieve it and siaplay it 
ina  browser, well the browser doesn't understand anything other than 
HTML.  So carriage returns, line feeds, tabs, etc... never get 
displayed.  If you want the formatting to be kept in the browser, convert 
the data.  A good starting place is nl2br()

At 02:22 AM 2/19/01 -0600, Richard Lynch wrote:
  $variable = This is the data.This is the data.This is
  the data.This is the dataThis is the dataThis is the
  dataThis is the dataThis is the dataThis is the
  dataThis is the dataThis is the data
  This is the dataThis is the dataThis is the data
 
 
  This is the; da;taThi's is the dataThis is the
  dataThis is the data
 
  This is the dataThis is the dataThis is the dataThis
  is the data
 
 
  I mean to say taht it is kidof formatted with REturn
  character, space characters, ', ; and a lot many
  characters...
 
 
 
 
  Now my question is that. If I store the variable in
  MYSQL dataabse under a particular filed TYPe varchar
  or TEXT.
 
  It doesn't bring up the same kind of format like it
  was when it was stored..
 
  Is there any way I can get the same output like I
  stored it.?

Use http://php.net/addslashes maybe...
If it's varchar(XX) and your string is longer than XX, you will lose the end
of the string.
If you're not sure how long it might be, just use TEXT in MySQL.

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[PHP] Variable stores incomplete values...

2001-02-18 Thread Dhaval Desai

Hi!


I need help with this one. See I store a lot of data
into one variable like this:

$variable = This is the data.This is the data.This is
the data.This is the dataThis is the dataThis is the
dataThis is the dataThis is the dataThis is the
dataThis is the dataThis is the data
This is the dataThis is the dataThis is the data


This is the; da;taThi's is the dataThis is the
dataThis is the data

This is the dataThis is the dataThis is the dataThis
is the data


I mean to say taht it is kidof formatted with REturn
character, space characters, ', ; and a lot many
characters...




Now my question is that. If I store the variable in
MYSQL dataabse under a particular filed TYPe varchar
or TEXT.

It doesn't bring up the same kind of format like it
was when it was stored..

Is there any way I can get the same output like I
stored it.?


Thank YOu!
Dhaval Desai

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