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Ah, this question again. Has it been four days already?
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ROFLMFAO! I snorted coffee through my nose!!! :)
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Hello,
This is a reply to an e-mail that you wrote on Tue, 5 Aug 2003 at
14:18, lines prefixed by '>' were originally written by you.
> Astrum Et Securis!
> I had a question..
> When I create any field and let data be sent into my mySQL DB
through
> it.. it goes ok. But when I retrieve it.. the da
* Thus wrote David Nicholson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hello,
>
> The newlines will be there if you view the source of your page.
> Browsers do not render newlines in the source as newlines in the
> browser display, as you have found out you have to convert the
> newlines to s.
It probably could be
> [snip]
> Ah, this question again. Has it been four days already?
> [/snip]
>
> ROFLMFAO! I snorted coffee through my nose!!! :)
Eww I do not like coffee in my mouth.. but nostrils! Yuck!
PHPSpooky
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Astrum!
$wow = nl2br($myrow[data]);
echo $wow;
works excellect for me!!
Thanks!!
Dominor. .
PHPSpooky
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Astrum Et Securis!
Thanks all.. for the very needed input.
www.php.net/nl2br has been very helpful. I'm still testing out the
different ways. There appears to be a differentiation between people's
usage and formulas for the same. While some find nl2br() very helpful,
others find it a waste of ti
From: "PHPSpooky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> When I create any field and let data be sent into my mySQL DB through
> it.. it goes ok. But when I retrieve it.. the data comes completely
> unformatted.
Ah, this question again. Has it been four days already?
HTML does not render new lines. Have a look at
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