Hi!
> $sql2=str_replace("","\n",$sql2);
> $sql2=str_replace("","\r",$sql2);
well that was easy:
manual:
string str_replace (string needle, string str, string haystack)
and you did:
str_replace (string str, string needle, string haystack)
So better try
$sql2=
Rory O'Connor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> $sql2=str_replace("","\n",$sql2);
> $sql2=str_replace("","\r",$sql2);
you've got the first two arguments backwards.
$sql2=str_replace("\n","",$sql2);
$sql2=str_replace("\r","",$sql2);
or with php4.0.5 (or later):
$sql2=str_replace(array("\
I have been trying similar arrangements, but to no avail. I think it
has something to do with the actual string I am checking - it's an SQL
statement. I am trying to create a log of SQL statements in a textfile,
and the newline/return characters that people put in the TEXTAREA is
screwing it up.
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