Re: Re: Storing HTML in a DB field...

It's my habit of echoing my query when there is a result, but in this situation, since my query includes HTML, it displays the HTML. So, what I do is view source in the browser and copy the text. My fix was to replace all single quotes in my html with the proper HTML special character code.. Thanks for the reply On Mon, 2003-04-28 at 18:53, David Robley wrote: > In article <004c01c30dc8$c7d59730$2900a8c0@homegroup>, > jvilla@isdesigndev.com says... > > I know I have seen this before, but can't remember and am hard pressed > > for time. > > > > I have an app which wrote a bunch of HTML (tables, style definitions, > > etc) to a file and then it was displayed later. Well now, instead of > > saving it to a file, I want to store it in MySQL. It keeps failing. Do > > I need to do anything special before I insert it? > > > > Right now, my query looks like this: > > > > $sql = "INSERT INTO orders SET user_id = ".$_POST['user_id'].", > > order = > > '".$WRITE_TO_FILE."'"; > > > > Where WRITE_TO_FILE is a var which has all the data via > > > > $WRITE_TO_FILE .= "blah blah"; > > $WRITE_TO_FILE .= "blah blah"; > > $WRITE_TO_FILE .= "blah blah"; > > $WRITE_TO_FILE .= "blah blah"; > > You might find it helpful to use mysql_error() after your insert to see if > the database returns a useful error message. Also, try echoing your > completed query to see if you can spot a syntax error. > > > -- > Quod subigo farinam > > $email =~ s/oz$/au/o; > > > -- > PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php >