Posted by GooderThanYou on 02/23/06 23:39

Dawsons wrote:
> Do a str_replace on the </p> so that it replaces with \n or double \n...
> then just hve the document strip <p> clean...
>
> as the other guy said, you need to make sure theres no return break
> otherwise javascript gets arsey!
>
>
> "GooderThanYou" <gooderthanyou@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1139430359.412120.310780@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
> >I have "<P>moo</P><P>moo</P>" stored in mysql...
> >
> > I pull that and get rid of the <P> and </P> characters perfectly fine
> >
> > Then I output the string in a text box and it says "moomoo"
> >
> > Now when I write it to a IFrame... it will not let me edit the iframe
> > and nothing shows up either...
> >
> > If I write $test = "moomoo"; it will work, but it won't let me get rid
> > of the html, nor does it like "\nmoo" which i'm going to need to use.
> >
> > There are no blank spaces either..... I don't know what the heck it is
> > doing
> >

Actually neither way worked, Javascript does not mind <P> and also can
do /n at least in IE

I had this:

<IFRAME width=600 HEIGHT=400 scrolling="yes" ID=statement ></IFRAME>
echo "<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
statement.document.designMode = "On";
statement.document.write(" '.$currentInfo.' ");
</script> "

what I had to do was actually echo $currentInfo into a hidden text
field then pull that out this way...

<input name="statement" type = "hidden" id="statement" value = "<?
echo $currentInfo ?>" >
<IFRAME width=600 HEIGHT=400 scrolling="yes" ID=statement ></IFRAME>
echo "<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
statement.document.designMode = "On";
if(formstat.statement.value != "")
statement.document.write(formstat.statement.value);
</script>

For some reason, when I echoed the javascript code, even though it was
exactly the same output (checked in text fields and such) it wasn't
liking it.

Works now though, thanks!

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