Re: [PHP] Passing Special Characters in Query String

2001-03-31 Thread Thomas Edison Jr.
apparently, "echo" solved my problem - much to my surprise & disgust, considering the head i was putting into it. printf() apparently didn't print any special chars coming in it - while echo prints anything & everything without a problem!!! Though i am having some problems with slashes, i guess s

Re: [PHP] Passing Special Characters in Query String

2001-03-29 Thread Christian Reiniger
On Wednesday 28 March 2001 18:34, you wrote: > I've tried everything : > rawurlencode, urldecode, htmlentities, > htmlspecialchars - nothing is working. and come 2 > think of it - it seems like such a basic problem... well, then I'd say you do something else wrong. Difficult to say without seein

Re: [PHP] Passing Special Characters in Query String

2001-03-28 Thread Joe Stump
> try rawurlencode() Or just plain urlencode() - remember to use urldecode() on the other side if you plan on putting it in the DB. --Joe > > -- > Christian Reiniger > LGDC Webmaster (http://sunsite.dk/lgdc/) > > /* you are not expected to understand this */ > > - from the UNIX V6 kernel s

Re: [PHP] Passing Special Characters in Query String

2001-03-28 Thread Thomas Edison Jr.
I've tried everything : rawurlencode, urldecode, htmlentities, htmlspecialchars - nothing is working. and come 2 think of it - it seems like such a basic problem... Help! T. Edison jr. --- Christian Reiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Wednesday 28 March 2001 08:36, you wrote: > > I'm facing

Re: [PHP] Passing Special Characters in Query String

2001-03-28 Thread Christian Reiniger
On Wednesday 28 March 2001 08:36, you wrote: > I'm facing a problem with Special Characters ($, %, &, > \, /, ;, :, ", ') etc.. > We are sending a varibale in a query string like this > > > try rawurlencode() -- Christian Reiniger LGDC Webmaster (http://sunsite.dk/lgdc/) /* you are not ex