Ken Robinson wrote:
Quoting Kristina Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Yes it's definitely a flash issue. I will replace the apostrophes in
the strings with ' before database insert and let you know how
that works!
Don't replace the single quotes in the database. Use the htmlentities()
function on the output with the ENT_QUOTES option. This will replace the
quotes (and other symbols) with the appropriate "&" strings.
Ken
If memory serves me right, Flash doesn't adhere to the HTML or ASCII entities,
at least it didn't a few years back when I ran into this issue. What I did is
replace the characters with the ones that Flash understands before writing it
to the database alongside with the properly escaped 'real' string. In my case
the strings were pulled from an XML by Flash and not from a database, so that
and the fact that my encounters are years past may put a different spin on
this. So if you get something, but not what you expected, this could be the
reason why.
David
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