J B's Supermarket is correct and it was inserted into tthe database without using a form and php.
"Mike Flynn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Are you sure that that last field truly contains "J B's Supermarket" in the > database? Are you sure the error wasn't produced while INSERTING the data > into the database, thus resulting in only "J B" being put into the > database? You should view your database data directly, like by using a > webmin utility. If you do $row_info = mysql_fetch_row($result), and then > show the row with the company name, a single quote (') shouldn't mess it > up. But single quotes can mess up a query. Because if you think about > your query, if you do it like this: > INSERT INTO table (Name) VALUES ('J B's Supermarket') > you can see how the single quote in the Name is messing up the query for > MySQL -- it's making MySQL think it's the end of the value for Name. You > need to escape single quotes when inserting them into a MySQL database. If > you do it via a form and have magicquotes turned on in your PHP.INI, then > it's done automatically. Otherwise, you have to do it yourself. > > At 05:15 AM 4/16/2002 -0400, q wrote: > >I have a field in a mysql table called table which is called names. > >Examples of the information in this column : > > > > > > Name > > > >Lottery Company > >Mark MiniMark > >J B's Supermarket > > > > > >I connect to the datbase successful and I use the following php line to > >get the information from the row: $row_info=mysql_fetch_row($result) > > > >Howevere when I try to output J B's Supermarket to the web page all I get > >is J B. How can I get the entire display on the screen including the ' in > >the name? > >quincy > > > Mike Flynn - Burlington, VT > http://www.mikeflynn.net/ - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > home=>work=>home=>store=>home [repeat daily] > -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
