Problem with "escaped characters" not all double quotes show up?

[madsgormlarsen@gmail.com]

$tdsubclass=<<< bumelum
<td><a href="http://www.ygabel.php/$artnr[$arayartnrcount er]"
="" onmouseout="
function onmouseout(even t) {
window.status = "Done";
return true;
}
" onmouseover="
function onmouseover(eve nt) {
window.status = "http://www.fup.dk";
return true;
}
"> <!--target="_Self"-->
bumelum;

When I print this the double quotes after Done" and after dk" are
missing???

I have also tried with escaped characters in double quotes

Any suggestions?

[madsgormlarsen@gmail.com]

Re: Problem with &quot;escape d characters&quot ; not all double quotes show up?

I have also treid

$tdsubclass="
<td><a
href=\"http://d1995732.u48.su rftown.dk/andersen/bygtabel.php/".$artnr[$arayartnrcount er]."\"
=\"\" onmouseout=\"
function onmouseout(even t) {
window.status = \"Done\";
return true;
}
\" onmouseover=\"
function onmouseover(eve nt) {
window.status = \"http://www.watski.dk/andersensk\xF8d espil\";
return true;
}
\"> <!--target=\"_Self\ "-->
";

same result

[Ken Robinson]

Re: Problem with &quot;escape d characters&quot ; not all double quotes show up?



madsgormlarsen@ gmail.com wrote:[color=blue]
> $tdsubclass=<<< bumelum
> <td><a href="http://www.ygabel.php/$artnr[$arayartnrcount er]"
> ="" onmouseout="
> function onmouseout(even t) {
> window.status = "Done";
> return true;
> }
> " onmouseover="
> function onmouseover(eve nt) {
> window.status = "http://www.fup.dk";
> return true;
> }
> "> <!--target="_Self"-->
> bumelum;
>
> When I print this the double quotes after Done" and after dk" are
> missing???[/color]

Think about how you're quoting.

You have onmouseout <double quote to start string>. The double quote
before the word Done closes that quote. I'm surprised you didn't get
any errors with this construct. Does it work if you write a test HTML
page?

Here's a test script that I wrote that seems to fix you're problem:

<?
$artnr = array('testing1 23');
$arayartnrcount er = 0;

$tdsubclass="
<td><a
href=\"http://www.ygabel.php/$artnr[$arayartnrcount er]\"
=\"\" onmouseout=\"
function onmouseout(even t) {
window.status = 'Done';
return true;
}

\" onmouseover=\"
function onmouseover(eve nt) {
window.status = 'http://www.fup.dk';
return true;
}

\"> <!--target=\"_Self\ "-->
";
echo '<pre>'.htmlent ities($tdsubcla ss,ENT_QUOTES). '</pre>';

?>

I got rid of the heredoc syntax and just made it into a string with
escaped double quotes and some single quotes.

Ken

[madsgormlarsen@gmail.com]

Re: Problem with &quot;escape d characters&quot ; not all double quotes show up?

Many thanks for the suggestion, but jave apperently need the double
qutes to work. I don't understand why it takes the double qute on start
of mouse out as start of string, they are all escaped.

Mads

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: Problem with &quot;escape d characters&quot ; not all double quotes showup?

madsgormlarsen@ gmail.com wrote:[color=blue]
> Many thanks for the suggestion, but jave apperently need the double
> qutes to work. I don't understand why it takes the double qute on start
> of mouse out as start of string, they are all escaped.
>
> Mads
>[/color]

Mads,

Did you try Ken's suggestion? It's correct and it works.

--
=============== ===
Remove the "x" from my email address
Jerry Stuckle
JDS Computer Training Corp.
jstucklex@attgl obal.net
=============== ===

[madsgormlarsen@gmail.com]

Re: Problem with &quot;escape d characters&quot ; not all double quotes show up?

Hi

Ok, what I need for the java to do is to hide the real link, when I
treid the suggestion of Ken it just showed the real link. Why that is I
do not know.

However I got it to work with this code, and I am now facing a new
problem, how to make it xhtml 1.0 validate. - all suggestions are
welcome.

But if anybody had anymore insight as to why it did not work, and why
Kens does, I am very interrested because I woul like to understand what
I did wrong.

$tdsubclass="<t d class=\"sup\">< a
href=\"http://bygtabel.php/$artnr[$arayartnrcount er]\"


onMouseOver=\"w indow.status =
'http://www.fup.dk/$artnr[$arayartnrcount er]';
return true;\"
onMouseOut=\"wi ndow.status =\"; return
true;\"><!--target=\"_Self\ "-->";

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: Problem with &quot;escape d characters&quot ; not all double quotes showup?

madsgormlarsen@ gmail.com wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi
>
> Ok, what I need for the java to do is to hide the real link, when I
> treid the suggestion of Ken it just showed the real link. Why that is I
> do not know.
>[/color]

First of all, this isn't java - it's PHP.

I saw nothing earlier about you wanting to hide a link. Why hide it? It just
makes things more difficult for your users.

As to making XML validate - try one of the XML newsgroups.
[color=blue]
> However I got it to work with this code, and I am now facing a new
> problem, how to make it xhtml 1.0 validate. - all suggestions are
> welcome.
>
> But if anybody had anymore insight as to why it did not work, and why
> Kens does, I am very interrested because I woul like to understand what
> I did wrong.
>
> $tdsubclass="<t d class=\"sup\">< a
> href=\"http://bygtabel.php/$artnr[$arayartnrcount er]\"
>
>
> onMouseOver=\"w indow.status =
> 'http://www.fup.dk/$artnr[$arayartnrcount er]';
> return true;\"
> onMouseOut=\"wi ndow.status =\"; return
> true;\"><!--target=\"_Self\ "-->";
>[/color]

Remember - PHP is server side. Javascript is client side. Two entirely different
things. For instance - javascript knows about DOM - because DOM is interpreted
by the browser, and javascript runs on the browser. The server doesn't know (or
care) about DOM, and neither does PHP.

--
=============== ===
Remove the "x" from my email address
Jerry Stuckle
JDS Computer Training Corp.
jstucklex@attgl obal.net
=============== ===

[madsgormlarsen@gmail.com]

Re: Problem with &quot;escape d characters&quot ; not all double quotes show up?

>>Why hide it?

The situation is this, my client has a CMS system that runs i asp, and
it uses frames. I am going to make a page that is going to run in a
frame on that page, but in PHP runing on a different server. - in order
to make the links short an meaningful for the user I am going to make
them myself. So instead of b7797977.com/lakj/kasdjfja/123.php it is
going to say product/123.php forexsampel.
[color=blue][color=green]
>>First of all, this isn't java - it's PHP.[/color][/color]

I figured the problem here is with PHP and not javascript, because the
problem is to get PHP to echo the java code. Because the java code
works just fine, but I could not get PHP to echo it with the double
quetes I need.

What does DOM stand for?

Thanks to both of you for taking time to answer my questions. And I
would still really like if somebody could sheed some light on what is
wrong with the escaped charaters in my own try.

Ken writes[color=blue][color=green]
>>You have onmouseout <double quote to start string>. The double quote[/color][/color]
before the word Done closes that quote.

and there absolutly is a problem, but the double quotes are escaped, so
I just dont get it.

[madsgormlarsen@gmail.com]

Re: Problem with &quot;escape d characters&quot ; not all double quotes show up?

this works and validates

$tdsubclass="<t d class=\"sup\">< a
href=\"http://d19952.u48.suro wn.dk/bbel.php/$artnr[$arayartnrcount er]\"


onmouseover=\"w indow.status =
'http://www.fup.dk/$artnr[$arayartnrcount er]';
return true;\"
onmouseout=\"wi ndow.status = return true;\"><!--target=\"_Self\ "-->
";

[Ken Robinson]

Re: Problem with &quot;escape d characters&quot ; not all double quotes show up?



madsgormlarsen@ gmail.com wrote (in part):[color=blue]
>
> I figured the problem here is with PHP and not javascript, because the
> problem is to get PHP to echo the java code. Because the java code
> works just fine, but I could not get PHP to echo it with the double
> quetes I need.
>[/color]

Please, when refering to Javascript, spell it out. Do not use "java",
since that is a completely different language.

Ken