Am 2009-07-16 12:37:32, schrieb Govinda:
> I am newbie here, but isn't it that you just need to save at this ^^
> point the same way that you saved the data in the first place?
> If it worked the first time, why not now?
If you have a where you edit stuff, you can type a © and if
you send it
Govinda wrote:
I've got a form that loads and saves product data to mysql. In some
fields
like the heading and subhead we use special characters like Omega,
Registered Trademark, and Ampersand. When putting the data in I will
encode
them as Ω, etc. Once saved, all is good, everything goes ok an
I've got a form that loads and saves product data to mysql. In some
fields
like the heading and subhead we use special characters like Omega,
Registered Trademark, and Ampersand. When putting the data in I will
encode
them as Ω, etc. Once saved, all is good, everything goes ok
and will
displ
That's the thing, it is being saved the same way, it's that when the page
loads the data the input element automatically changes the display to the
special character, and when it saves, it saves as that character.
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 2:37 PM, Govinda wrote:
> I've got a form that loads and sa
I've got a form that loads and saves product data to mysql. In some
fields
like the heading and subhead we use special characters like Omega,
Registered Trademark, and Ampersand. When putting the data in I will
encode
them as Ω, etc. Once saved, all is good, everything goes ok
and will
displ
On Jul 16, 2009, at 12:00 PM, Troy Oltmanns wrote:
Hey guys and gals,
I have a little tricky situation so I will explain as best as I can.
I've got a form that loads and saves product data to mysql. In some
fields
like the heading and subhead we use special characters like Omega,
Registere
