On Fri, March 18, 2005 5:40 am, Diana Castillo said:
> no, its not html entity, it doesnt have a semicolon, its exactly as I
But some versions of Microsoft IE will display ® without the semi-colon
as an HTML-entity, in complete violation of HTML specifications. Yes,
really.
So some idiot may hav
no, its not html entity, it doesnt have a semicolon, its exactly as I wrote
it.
"Chris Shiflett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Diana Castillo wrote:
>> Does anyone know what kind of string encoding this is :
>> ®®
>> mA®
>> and how can I decode this?
>
> That looks
Diana Castillo wrote:
Does anyone know what kind of string encoding this is :
®®
mA®
and how can I decode this?
That looks almost like an HTML entity:
®
Assuming that's what it is, and you just left off the semicolon, you can
decode it with this:
html_entity_decode()
Hope that helps.
Chris
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Chr
Does anyone know what kind of string encoding this is :
®®
mA®
and how can I decode this?
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