apparently, "echo" solved my problem - much to my
surprise disgust, considering the head i was putting
into it. printf() apparently didn't print any special
chars coming in it - while echo prints anything
everything without a problem!!!
Though i am having some problems with slashes, i guess
On Wednesday 28 March 2001 18:34, you wrote:
I've tried everything :
rawurlencode, urldecode, htmlentities,
htmlspecialchars - nothing is working. and come 2
think of it - it seems like such a basic problem...
well, then I'd say you do something else wrong. Difficult to say without
seeing
On Wednesday 28 March 2001 08:36, you wrote:
I'm facing a problem with Special Characters ($, %, ,
\, /, ;, :, ", ') etc..
We are sending a varibale in a query string like this
a href="add_pro_team.php3?title=? echo
urlencode($title) ?"
try rawurlencode()
--
Christian Reiniger
LGDC
I've tried everything :
rawurlencode, urldecode, htmlentities,
htmlspecialchars - nothing is working. and come 2
think of it - it seems like such a basic problem...
Help!
T. Edison jr.
--- Christian Reiniger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 28 March 2001 08:36, you wrote:
I'm facing a
try rawurlencode()
Or just plain urlencode() - remember to use urldecode() on the other side if
you plan on putting it in the DB.
--Joe
--
Christian Reiniger
LGDC Webmaster (http://sunsite.dk/lgdc/)
/* you are not expected to understand this */
- from the UNIX V6 kernel source
I'm facing a problem with Special Characters ($, %, ,
\, /, ;, :, ", ') etc..
We are sending a varibale in a query string like this
:
a href="add_pro_team.php3?title=? echo
urlencode($title) ?"
with $title containing multiple words these special
characters, it is not passed. I get an
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