Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars()

--- Anthony Ritter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I tried the following using the call to htmlspecialchars() > > not sure why it is insn't working. > > I get the output: > Test > > Thank you. > TR > .. > //script > > $new = htmlspecialchars("Test", ENT_QUOTES); > echo $new; > ?>

RE: [PHP] htmlspecialchars()

Anthony Ritter on Thursday, March 25, 2004 12:41 PM said: ok first of all your email was pretty confusing until i read the entire thing! not that it's long, but that you sign off before you're even done with it. but i digress... > $new = htmlspecialchars("Test"

[PHP] htmlspecialchars()

php / mysql/ apache I tried the following using the call to htmlspecialchars() not sure why it is insn't working. I get the output: Test Thank you. TR .. //script Test", ENT_QUOTES); echo $new; ?> // this is what is output:Test // instead of this... // Test

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars... or...?

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[PHP] htmlspecialchars... or...?

Hi all... I've having problems submitting information to salesforce.com... I have a system set up that allows my users here in the office, to send individual leads, to salesforce... However, if the users details contain characters such as... Ù ë ý Ñ Ã etc... htmlspecialchars only does & " < >

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars() and HTML code

Have you done some testing with NOT converting the HTML within the textarea with htmlspecialchars() -- does it work for all cases where a does not exist? If so, then consider NOT doing it, and instead solving the problem of a within the textarea. possible solutions may include: 1. not allow

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars() and HTML code

CPT John W. Holmes wrote: > Try this: > > This is text > > If you submit that "text" and then print $_REQUEST['text'], you'll see that > you have > > This is text Ok, but that only makes me realize the further extent of the problem. If the HTML file that they upload has '<' or '

[PHP] htmlspecialchars() and HTML code

Hello- I'm working on a site where users have the option to type HTML code into a textarea, or upload HTML code from a local file which is then displayed in the text area. The obvious problem is that an uploaded file that contains a closing tag for a textarea can wreak havoc and eat up the rest

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars() and HTML code

From: "Thaddeus J. Quintin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > If the HTML file that they upload has '<' or '>' entities, then > these characters will be displayed in the text area as '<' and '>' > symbols. So when the text is submitted from the textarea, all of the > user's HTML entities will have been dest

Re[2]: [PHP] htmlspecialchars() and HTML code

Hi, Saturday, August 9, 2003, 1:57:04 AM, you wrote: TJQ> CPT John W. Holmes wrote: TJQ> TJQ> > Try this: TJQ> > TJQ> > This is text TJQ> > TJQ> > If you submit that "text" and then print $_REQUEST['text'], you'll TJQ> see that TJQ> > you have TJQ> > TJQ> > This is text TJQ>

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars() and HTML code

You're safe because when you apply htmlentities() these will be doubly marked up. So if the file contains "&" then the browser will receive "&". HTH, Rob. On Fri, 2003-08-08 at 11:57, Thaddeus J. Quintin wrote: > CPT John W. Holmes wrote: > > > Try this: > > > > This is text >

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars() and HTML code

From: "Thaddeus J. Quintin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I'm working on a site where users have the option to type HTML code into > a textarea, or upload HTML code from a local file which is then > displayed in the text area. > > The obvious problem is that an uploaded file that contains a closing tag > f

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars() and HTML code

Thaddeus J. Quintin wrote: CPT John W. Holmes wrote: > Try this: > > This is text > > If you submit that "text" and then print $_REQUEST['text'], you'll see that > you have > > This is text Ok, but that only makes me realize the further extent of the problem. If the HTM

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars() and HTML code

Thanks everybody! Looks like I was just thinking about the problem too hard. Thaddeus John W. Holmes wrote: Thaddeus J. Quintin wrote: CPT John W. Holmes wrote: > Try this: > > This is text > > If you submit that "text" and then print $_REQUEST['text'], you'll see that > you

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars

on 15/01/03 4:24 AM, Foong ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Hi, > I wonder which is the better way to store data into database? > 1. stor the data after we call htmlspecialchars with the data (means we > store " as "e; in database) > 2. stor the data in non encoded form and call htmlspecialchars whene

RE: [PHP] htmlspecialchars

---John W. Holmes... PHP Architect - A monthly magazine for PHP Professionals. Get your copy today. http://www.phparch.com/ > -Original Message- > From: Jason Wong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 1:09 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Su

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars

On Wednesday 15 January 2003 01:24, Foong wrote: > I wonder which is the better way to store data into database? > 1. stor the data after we call htmlspecialchars with the data (means we > store " as "e; in database) > 2. stor the data in non encoded form and call htmlspecialchars whenever we > wa

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars

--- Foong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I wonder which is the better way to store data into > database? > 1. stor the data after we call htmlspecialchars with the > data (means we store " as "e; in database) > 2. stor the data in non encoded form and call > htmlspecialchars whenever we want to displ

[PHP] htmlspecialchars

Hi, I wonder which is the better way to store data into database? 1. stor the data after we call htmlspecialchars with the data (means we store " as "e; in database) 2. stor the data in non encoded form and call htmlspecialchars whenever we want to display it. Foong -- PHP General Mailing Lis

[PHP] htmlspecialchars() or htmlentities without destroying tags?

Hi all, Has anyone got a function or regexp floating around that will convert behave like htmlspecialchars() or htmlentities() (eg converting & to &, " to "e;, etc etc) BUT NOT DESTROY HTML TAGS? Eg: "hello" said Fred & Judy should become: "hello" said Fred & Judy NOT: "hello" said RE: [PHP] htmlspecialchars() alias

2002-01-18 Thread Jon Haworth

> I was wondering if it would be feasible to create > an alias for this function, say hsc() or something > short. function hsc ($foo) { $foo = htmlspecialchars ($foo); return $foo; } HTH Jon -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For a

[PHP] htmlspecialchars() alias

2002-01-17 Thread Jason G.

Hello General and Dev list, Considering the fact that it is good practice to use htmlspecialchars() anytime you are outputting non-html content to the browser... After typing the 16 characters in the htmlspecialchars() function thousands of times... I was wondering if it would be feasible to

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars() backwards?

2001-09-25 Thread Philip Olson

See : http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.get-html-translation-table.php An example exists in there that does this. Regards, Philip Olson On Tue, 25 Sep 2001, Jay Paulson wrote: > hello- > > Is there a built in function that will reverse what htmlspecialchars() does > to text? > For ex

[PHP] htmlspecialchars() backwards?

2001-09-25 Thread Jay Paulson

hello- Is there a built in function that will reverse what htmlspecialchars() does to text? For example: $text = " here\" and \' there"; $text = htmlspecialchars($text); //now all the special codes are in the $text var for the html and now I want to get //back to the orignal string of " here\"

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars() and MySQL

2001-09-12 Thread Alexander Skwar

So sprach »Augusto Cesar Castoldi« am 2001-09-12 um 08:52:29 -0300 : > i'm using htmlspecialchars()... Switch to addslashes() to insert the data and stripslashes() when fetching the data from the DB + htmlentities/htmlspecialchars to display the values. Alexander Skwar -- How to quote: http:/

[PHP] htmlspecialchars() and MySQL

2001-09-12 Thread Augusto Cesar Castoldi

Hi. can someone explain this to me? How can I "INSERT" with mysql_query this string: "Tsete<> "" aspas simpes '' "aspas" enter e maior e menor<>", but I can't do a SELECT after?, I receive error because the mysql can't understend the ("). i'm using htmlspecialchars()... thanks. Augusto _

Re: [PHP] HTMLSpecialchars

2001-04-19 Thread Dddogbruce \(@home.com\)

Thanks for all the advice, Brian. If you're referring to a database as MySQL or any other database technology then I guess I haven't been precise enough. I'm really quite new into PHP and I'm just using text files for now. I'm slowly working my way up to MySQL, but fooling around with my learn

Re: [PHP] HTMLSpecialchars

2001-04-19 Thread Christian Reiniger

On Thursday 19 April 2001 07:11, you wrote: > > I'm having a problem with HTMLspecialchars and nl2br interfearing > // Convert < to <, etc > $output = htmlentities($content); Little note on the side: htmlentities () is usually better then htmlspecialchars (). (1) It has a shorter name *g* and

Re: [PHP] HTMLSpecialchars

2001-04-18 Thread Brian Clark

Hi Dddogbruce, @ 1:06:08 AM on 4/19/2001, Dddogbruce (@home.com) wrote: > I'm having a problem with HTMLspecialchars and nl2br interfearing with > each other. Obviously, I'm trying to stop malicous HTML/scripts from > being entered into my guestbook, but I'm also trying to add spacing. > nl2br

RE: [PHP] HTMLSpecialchars

2001-04-18 Thread Jason Murray

> I'm having a problem with HTMLspecialchars and nl2br interfearing with > each other. Obviously, I'm trying to stop malicous HTML/scripts from > being entered into my guestbook, but I'm also trying to add spacing. > nl2br adds , but HTMLspecialchars tells it to not show that. > > Anyways, I'm s

Re: [PHP] HTMLSpecialchars

2001-04-18 Thread David Robley

On Thu, 19 Apr 2001 14:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm having a problem with HTMLspecialchars and nl2br interfearing with > each other. Obviously, I'm trying to stop malicous HTML/scripts from > being entered into my guestbook, but I'm also trying to add spacing. > nl2br adds , but HTMLspecial

[PHP] HTMLSpecialchars

2001-04-18 Thread Dddogbruce \(@home.com\)

I'm having a problem with HTMLspecialchars and nl2br interfearing with each other. Obviously, I'm trying to stop malicous HTML/scripts from being entered into my guestbook, but I'm also trying to add spacing. nl2br adds , but HTMLspecialchars tells it to not show that. Anyways, I'm sure there is

Re: [PHP] htmlspecialchars Problem

2001-02-01 Thread David Robley

On Fri, 2 Feb 2001 05:58, Karl J. Stubsjoen wrote: > When I perform thi function: > $new = htmlspecialchars("Test", ENT_QUOTES); > > I get the following error: > > Warning: Wrong parameter count for htmlspecialchars() in > utility/HTMLFormObjects1-1.php on line 135 > > > Anyone know why? What ve

[PHP] htmlspecialchars Problem

2001-02-01 Thread Karl J. Stubsjoen

When I perform thi function: $new = htmlspecialchars("Test", ENT_QUOTES); I get the following error: Warning: Wrong parameter count for htmlspecialchars() in utility/HTMLFormObjects1-1.php on line 135 Anyone know why? -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: