The general way to go...
| From: | Bobo Wieland | Date: | Mon, 27 Jan 2003 11:48:25 +0000 |
| Subject: | The general way to go... | ||
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Hi!
I have a question that might not be directly php-related, not all aspects of
it anyway, but it has to do with things that I belive most of you have come
across and know how to do.
I would like to know the general way to go in these situations:
First thing, I'm developing a sort of forum. When a user submits a question
I want to make sure that he hasn't written some evil script, so I guess I'll
have to strip all tags. But then again, I would like him to be able to write
links to other pages in his question... But i guess that I could easily find
words that is urls, and then link them correctly automatic...
Second thing, I have an admin-system for answeing questions... Now, the
administrator of this is not a programmer what-so-ever and I don't want to
force him to write href-tags in his answers... But I would like to have some
sort of system to insert urls in the answers whitout having to show the
href-tags to the administrator. How would you do this?
I'm thinking like this
Record in ANSWER-mysql-table holding the answer:
"This is just a test and not an actual answer.
Right now I'm trying to ad a link: [A1] And one more [A2] ."
And then a LINK-table holding the links:
|extid| link | text |
A1 www.php.net PHP-resource
A2 www.wrox.com Good books!
which will produce the output when displaying the answer for the user;
"This is just a test and not an actual answer.
Right now I'm trying to ad a link: PHP-resource And one more Good books ."
(PHP-resource and Good books linked to the specified urls...)
Would this be the way to go?
.bobo