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Weblog:   Charts with PHP and Flash, and a port to Perl
Subject:   PHP Cleanup (+ Remoting)
Date:   2004-09-28 10:46:31
From:   sklar
Response to: PHP Cleanup (+ Remoting)

Argh. The < in my PHP gets eaten. View Source to see my handiwork. :(
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  • PHP Cleanup (+ Remoting)
    2004-09-29 11:22:57  aristotle [Reply | View]

    Or use &lt; to escape it, or use code tags, or maybe both. Since this silly commenting system has no preview button, I'm posting all permutations in one go…

    Escape:

    $params .= 'rows=" . count($value) . '&cols=' . count($value[0]) . '&';
    for ($r=0; $r<count($value);$r++){
    $params .= "r$r" . join(';',$value[$r]) . '&';
    }

    Code tags:


    $params .= 'rows=" . count($value) . '&cols=' . count($value[0]) . '&';
    for ($r=0; $r<count($value);$r++){
    $params .= "r$r" . join(';',$value[$r]) . '&';
    }
    </code>

    Code tags and escapes:


    $params .= 'rows=" . count($value) . '&cols=' . count($value[0]) . '&';
    for ($r=0; $r<count($value);$r++){
    $params .= "r$r" . join(';',$value[$r]) . '&';
    }
    • PHP Cleanup (+ Remoting)
      2004-09-29 11:24:25  aristotle [Reply | View]

      Heh, sigh. This O'ReillyNet blogging system blows chunks.
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