Re: PHP 4.0 Bug #6707: Treatment of ' in htmlspecialchars() funcation

User submitted note to manual regarding this issue. I have already addressed his concerns. I have added a note to the manual - perhaps one of the doc team could update the manual to contain this information? Here is a copy of my message to him: To be able to use the modified function, you will need to check the most recent copy of PHP out of cvs, and then compile and install install it. Alternately, you can wait for the next release. The developers have set no firm date for release, however I would guess that it will be in one to three months. - Zak At 09:21 AM 9/13/00 +0000, andrew@smoothsale.com wrote:

From:             andrew@smoothsale.com

Operating system: Linux

PHP version:      4.0.2
PHP Bug Type:     *Function Specific

Bug description: Treatment of ' in htmlspecialchars() funcation Regarding htmlspecialchars() function What's going on with this function regarding the treatment of single '. I've tried using the optional second parameter ENT_COMPAT, and I get an error message saying "wrong number of parameters". This is with version 4.0.2. If you don't use the parameter, ' gets converted to #039; . This is in contrast to what is shown in the online documentation. I'm just using a simple function call:

    $str = htmlspecialchars($str);

Regards, Andrew