AW: [PHP-DB] Could be this less complicated? From: Sels, Stefan (s.sels <email protected>)
Date: 07/13/00

Hi,

there is an easy solution :

just mark the quotes with an \.
You can do this automaticly with addslashes($string) and remove it with
stripslashes($string).

Regards
  Stefan Sels
<?
$tag=5555;
echo "<TD bgcolor=\"#56a4d8\"><FONT size=1>
<INPUT maxLength=5 name=tagdisabled value=\"$tag\" style=\"HEIGHT: 22px;
WIDTH: 89px\"></FONT></TD>";
?>
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Von: Vojtech Dvorák [mailto:vojtech_dvorak <email protected>]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 13. Juli 2000 12:28
An: php-db <email protected>
Betreff: [PHP-DB] Could be this less complicated?

Hi,
I am just fighting with quotes problem.
I know a solution for it, but is this easiest way how to do that?

<?php
$tag=5555;
echo '<TD bgcolor="#56a4d8"><FONT size=1><INPUT maxLength=5 name=tag
disabled value="';
echo "$tag";
echo '" style="HEIGHT: 22px; WIDTH: 89px"></FONT></TD>';
?>

It works (it print a field with 5555), but I have to cut the line to
three
lines in PHP... is there any other way how I can work with '," etc.?

thanks
Vojtech 

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