hello,
if i do $replace='<'.$k ey.'>'; it doesnt work as expected! i'm a little
confused any help?
if i do $replace='<'.$k ey.'>'; it doesnt work as expected! i'm a little
confused any help?
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Re: concatenating < or > not working
if i do $replace='<'.$k ey.'>'; it doesnt work as expected! i'm a littleWhat do you expect then and what is your result?confused any help?
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Re: concatenating < or > not working
Milan Krejci schrieb:I don't see a problem there - you might want to post furtherhello,
if i do $replace='<'.$k ey.'>'; it doesnt work as expected! i'm a little
confused any help?
information, about what you want to do, how the code looks like, what
result is expected, and what the actual result is.
<?php
$key = 'key';
$replace='<'.$k ey.'>';
var_dump($repla ce);
?>
The result is: string(5) "<key>"
Which is as expected. Of course you need to check the HTML source, as
your browser will display "<key>" as "", not being able to interpret the
"key" tag.
HTH
Markus
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Re: concatenating < or > not working
On 13 Jul, 08:46, Milan Krejci <r...@mail.czwr ote:"it doesnt work as expected!"hello,
if i do $replace='<'.$k ey.'>'; it doesnt work as expected! i'm a little
confused any help?
Well, that tells us a lot.
I guess you were expecting it to initiate a nuclear strike on Figi?
No it doesn't do that.
Or maybe you were expecting it to cook you a meal?
No it doesn't do that.
Try showing us what it does do and telling us what you expected it to
do.
Sheesh!
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Re: concatenating < or > not working
Markus napsal(a):sheesh i'm a retard. i didn't realize that! :) cheers mate.Milan Krejci schrieb:>>hello,
>if i do $replace='<'.$k ey.'>'; it doesnt work as expected! i'm a
>little confused any help?
I don't see a problem there - you might want to post further
information, about what you want to do, how the code looks like, what
result is expected, and what the actual result is.
>
<?php
$key = 'key';
$replace='<'.$k ey.'>';
var_dump($repla ce);
?>
>
The result is: string(5) "<key>"
>
Which is as expected. Of course you need to check the HTML source, as
your browser will display "<key>" as "", not being able to interpret the
"key" tag.
>
HTH
Markus
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