You want htmlentities(), not addslashes(). On Wed, 7 Jul 2004 20:35:54 -0400, Ryan Schefke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In the below code the variable $thecomments might have some quotations in > it. Like: > > $thecomments = how you "like me now" > > I'm trying to display the value of that variable in an input box using the > value=" " as shown below; however, the double quotations are screwing me up. > Can someone please make some suggestions on how I can fix this. I've tries > several combinations.addslashes, value= (no quotations, etc). Thanks. > > $thecomments = addslashes($row_allitems[6]); > > // echo $thecomments; > > // this is the section to list the instructions > comments > > echo > > "<tr> > > <td colspan=\"2\" > <div > align=\"right\">Instructions/comments:</div></td> > > <td colspan=\"3\"> <div align=\"left\"> > > <input > name=\"instructionslist[$row_allitems[0]]\" type=\"text\" size=\"50\" > maxlength=\"255\" value=$thecomments></td> > > </div></td> > > </tr>"; > > !DSPAM:40ec94f2143861361910547! >
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