Re: escaping HTML

Toby Butzon wrote: > > You're not having problems escaping quotes... you're having problems because > there's no command to tell PHP what to do with those lines of HTML code... > you need some echos in there if you're going to enclose the whole thing in > <?php ?>. ...but then the <? print ... ?> commands won't work like they used > to, and you'll need to change those to be concatenated on to the HTML > strings... ie: > > echo "<input type=\"text\" name=\"whatever\" value\"" . > $value . "\">"; > I swear I've gotten rid of the concat for vars and it works. Or am I nuts? print "<input type=\"text\" name=\"whatever\" value=\"$value\">"; This won't work for at least multi-dim arrays, but with PHP4 I 've just been using {}'s. ...value=\"{array['this']['that']}\".... Regular arrays I just do it out of habit now. And {$$varvar} works in a string too. but any function, yea, definitley still have to concat into the string. This look reasonable, or am I missing something. Mike D.