|  | Posted by Koncept on 01/09/07 16:06 
In article <8Xvoh.20798$U12.20666@bignews1.bellsouth.net>, Paul<lof@invalid.com> wrote:
 
 > I have tested my logic flow and determined that the conversion from what is
 > given to the
 > $db->prepare() statement and what is stored in the database iteslf goes
 > from:
 >
 > "I'm helpful"
 > to
 > "I'm helpful"
 >
 > is converted by pear's DB.  I am using $db->prepare() statement.  When I do
 > a print_r() of $db after the prepare(), it does display:
 >         ...., field2 = 'I'm helpful', field3=....
 >
 > but what ends up in the database is:
 > "I'm helpful"
 >
 > I'm using PHP 4.3 and have tried html_entity_decode() and others
 > unsuccessfully.
 >
 > Any ideas?
 >
 >
 >
 
 Maybe something like this?
 
 <?php
 $encoded = "hello
 world";
 echo preg_replace('/&#(\d+);/e','chr(\1)', $encoded);
 ?>
 
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