Date: 01/10/00
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> This function is giving me a little trouble. It only returns the
> data up to
> the first space. I use $db->p() all the time and never have this problem.
Can you give an example of where you're using it? A common error people
sometimes run into is that they put something to the QUERY STRING and forget
to urlecode it which can cause problems as I recall.
Another problem is using db field with spaces in form fields:
<input type=text name=name value=$variable>
will only show to the first space but
<input type=text value="$variable"> with quotes around variable will work
fine.
I know it's a basic thing but I know it has slipped people up in the past.
Cheers,
Graeme
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