Katie,
  Using PHP-Nuke (and in a php store I can't show clips from) if I put the following 
code in 

<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=index.php>Home</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=topics.php>Topics</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=sections.php>Sections</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=reviews.php>Reviews</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=friend.php>Recommend Us</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=user.php>Your Account</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=submit.php>Submit News</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=stats.php>Stats</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=top.php>Top 10</a><br>

It works.

the stock code however was

<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=\"index.php\">Home</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=\"topics.php\">Topics</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=\"sections.php\">Sections</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=\"reviews.php\">Reviews</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=\"friend.php\"Recommend Us</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=\"user.php\">Your Account</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=\"submit.php\">Submit News</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=\"stats.php\">Stats</a><br>
<strong><big>·</big></strong> <a href=\"top.php\">Top 10</a><br>

Which is more inline with W3C standard html output. Through out the code the \ is used 
to escape single and double quotes.  For contractions in titles etc.  Consistantly it 
prints \" instead of " to the output.  Did I set up something wrong?

James




On Sun, 23 Dec 2001 09:09:20 -0800 (PST)
The_polymorph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi James.
> 
>  I am using version 4.1.0 and I just typed the following test script
> for you:
> 
> <?php
> 
>  echo "Who's car is it?";
> 
> ?>
> 
> It worked fine. Just make sure you are using double quotes and not
> single ones.
> 
> -Katie.
> 
> --- James Sparenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > All,
> >   I'm trying to escape characters in my text files such as ' " * etc.
> >  I know that the standard is to type something like Who\'s car is it?
> >  and the output should be Who's car is it.  Unfortunately what I get
> > is Who\'s car is it exactly as typed into the string.  If I then
> > input Who's car is it?  It will output Who\'s car is it?  How do I
> > correctly escape these characters.  Or rather where in the config
> > file did I blow it.
> > 
> > 
> > James
> > 
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