note 8667 deleted from function.htmlentities by jimw

With WML there are just few literal entities (7 AFAIR). All the "strange" letters that have an html entity must be written with the ascii value. If you want to wmlencode a string, use the following code. It will first create a conversion table based on the HTMLEntities table, but instead of using literal entities, it replace the char with its ascii value. Example: "è" would become è with html entities. With the function wmlencode() below, it's translated to &232; which works on WAP phones and standard browsers as well. function literal2numeral(&$value, $key) {$value="&#".ord($key).";";} $trans=get_html_translation_table (HTML_ENTITIES); array_walk ($trans, 'literal2numeral'); function wmlencode($string) { GLOBAL $trans; return strtr($string,$trans); }