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@NogDogDec 16.2006 — #Not exactly sure what you're asking, but [b]♥[/b] is the HTML character entity for a heart symbol (you can also do spades, clubs, and diamonds). If you want a literal ampersand character followed by the word "hearts;" in your HTML text, then you should use the [b]&[/b] chacter entity:@NogDogDec 16.2006 — #When you output it to the page, use the htmlentities() function. For instance, if the value you want to output as the pre-filled value of a textarea is in the variable $text:
AHHHHHHHHHHHHH ♥!~!!??@JH K$
Ok…. does anybody know why, when I submit a form… that has the code ♥ in it, it converts it to a heart.. and when you goto edit it, it changes it into a ?….?????? its getting on my nerves.. and IDK why its doing it.. I really dont think its my code.. but yeah… thanks…
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@NogDogDec 16.2006 — #Not exactly sure what you're asking, but [b]♥[/b] is the HTML character entity for a heart symbol (you can also do spades, clubs, and diamonds). If you want a literal ampersand character followed by the word "hearts;" in your HTML text, then you should use the [b]&[/b] chacter entity:♥0
@NogDogDec 16.2006 — #When you output it to the page, use the htmlentities() function. For instance, if the value you want to output as the pre-filled value of a textarea is in the variable $text:[code=php]
<textarea name="example" cols="40" rows="4"><?php echo htmlentities($text); ?></textarea>
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