Karl-Heinz Schulz wrote:
The following codes open the links perfect.
print($press[1]." ".strip_tags(html_decode($press[2]))."");
1. Use quotes around your attributes.
target="_blank" href="."
2. Why are you mixing / and \ in your path? Why not send an absolute
path to the file so there's no co
Karl-Heinz Schulz wrote:
The following codes open the links perfect.
print($press[1]." ".strip_tags(html_decode($press[2]))."");
the correct character to separate directories is /
and quote the attribute:
print($press[1]." ".strip_tags(html_decode($press[2]))."");
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On Wed, 21 Jul 2004 17:45:35 -0400, Karl-Heinz Schulz
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> The following codes open the links perfect.
>
> print($press[1]." class=\"press_links\">".strip_tags(html_decode($press[2]))."");
>
> When I open it in Firefox it will try to open the following link instead.
> Whe
The following codes open the links perfect.
print($press[1]." ".strip_tags(html_decode($press[2]))."");
When I open it in Firefox it will try to open the following link instead.
When I will remove "..\" it will try to open the following link in IE. Is
there a way which works on both?
/publicati
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