Hi all, I'm cooking tothether a tiny php html editor right now, (textarea kind of thing). To treat the text properly I need to encode characters like '"', '<', '>', and friends into something that doesn't confuse the browser.
I got it to work with regexps, you can see a part of the decoder below. But I believe there must be some automatic stuff in php which does this. Anybody out there knowing about such a function? $pattern = "/"/"; $replacement = "\""; $string = preg_replace($pattern ,$replacement, $string); By the way, do you think encoding and decoding special characters like this may replace addslashes() and stripslashes()? The html pages will be stored in a MySQL database. Also, addslashes() will reduce the chance of bad stuff being passed to MySQL. But is there a function which stops client-side scripts in whatever is entered by the user? Regards, Børge -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
