Javascript might be an option, have you checked out dhtml?

Have you thought about using regular expressions.

Take out the if condition and put some echos there to see what output you're getting.

I'm curious about the $baseSection = (substr($row[0],-2,-1)=="_") -1 here in line 5?

I mean have you tried my code?

You might also need to use the function:-

htmlspecialchars
http://ific.uv.es/informatica/manuales/php/function.htmlspecialchars.html

along with n12br()

If...

Obviously that doesn't account for tabs or newlines... Any luck, I can't actually test that thing as I'm not on my linux box which has the php on it?

I dunno does the below make any difference?


$string = 'This is a $gfd \' goo.d string £-$,';


if (preg_match("/[^A-Za-z0-9 .,-£$']/", $string)) {
print 'string is NOT OK!';
} else { ...

maybe...

http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum88/13187.htm

second post from bottom

I don't think this is possible. Encryption might be an idea but that's very very doubtful.

>$rdt is a DATETIME value
How sure are you of this?

You mean...

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/call.html

It's not liking something in your code. Hmm. I wonder.

I tested it with firefox on my linux box and it prompts for the open or save option.

How peculiar. Are you using firefox 2.0 out of interest?

What exactly is your php file doing?

Yes, it is just that regular expressions provide greater flexibility when extracting stuff from html files. In your example you have used the tag <h1> and it probably works just fine. But what...

If you're serious about html parsing etc, regex is the only way to fly.

There might be, but it probably is grounded on regex (http://weblogtoolscollection.com/regex/regex.php)