Thx: [PHP] sprintf %s string /or " Why on earth do I only get ONE char displayed???"
| From: | Alain \"at Work\" | Date: | Thu, 16 Nov 2000 14:58:12 +0000 |
| Subject: | Thx: [PHP] sprintf %s string /or " Why on earth do I only get ONE char displayed???" | ||
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Sylwester Zarębski" <sylwek@isp.net.pl>
<snip>
> You've got error here.
> You pass parameters to function as strings, then
> you should use them as strings. Here you use variable
> $row as array, but $row in function should be string
> (because you call function before with strings, not arrays).
> You should use simple $row :-)
> If you use $row[$col_name] it expands to:
> $col_name is uninitialized and then can be used
> as zero, and zero char of string $row is your first
> char :-). This is the explanation. Use simple $row variable.
</snip>
$value = htmlspecialchars ($row);
Works fine now, thank you !
Al
(Maybe I should not have accepted that last drink yesterday evening... ;) )