On Tue, 18 Mar 2003 22:13:13 -0500, John W. Holmes wrote about RE: [PHP]
Posting Query Results to an HTML form what the universal translator
turned into this:
No, there's no PHP function, but there is an HTML trick that you can
use: putting quotes around your values!
input type=text name=name
No, there's no PHP function, but there is an HTML trick that you can
use: putting quotes around your values!
input type=text name=name value=value
That's not a trick, that's actually required with HTML 4 and up. And
XML...
Umm.. yeah, got that. I was being sarcastic. ;)
---John
I have a MySQL query that I am sending the results to text boxes in a form.
In the event of a space in the string data, the string is being truncated at
the first space. Is there a PHP function that can prevent this string data
from being truncated in the form.
If I print the query results or
I have a MySQL query that I am sending the results to text boxes in a
form.
In the event of a space in the string data, the string is being
truncated
at
the first space. Is there a PHP function that can prevent this string
data
from being truncated in the form.
No, there's no PHP function,
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