Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 07/28/06 12:41

Karl Groves wrote:
> I have a form which contains a field for "height".
>
> If someone places an entry such as: 5'6" the form seems like it completely
> empties that value.
>
> It does NOT do this on my machine, but does on the client's machine, which
> leads me to believe it is something with their php configuration.
>
> Any ideas on what this is (and how I can work around it?)
>
> TIA
>

Hi, Karl,

Do you mean the data doesn't get passed to the script, or when it's
redisplayed the value doesn't get displayed? Or it isn't stored in the
database correctly?

If the latter, check out htmlentities(). That's its main purpose. It
changes " to ", for example.

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