By: res
Date: 2004-03-14
Time: 14:22
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max= and special chars
"max" parametr doesn't work correctly with html special chars like ©, &#xxx; (symbols), etc. Is there any solution, how to solve it?
Thank you.
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By: RwD
Date: 2004-03-14
Time: 14:29
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Re: max= and special chars
perhaps as a temorary solution you can replace them by the actual characters first?
is ascii 160 by the way and is displayed correctly by browsers
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By: res
Date: 2004-03-14
Time: 15:52
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Re: max= and special chars
i cant. This codes I use for char codes for multilanguage site (there is some chars in another langiage). I can't describe full reason (my english:))
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By: res
Date: 2004-03-14
Time: 15:53
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Re: max= and special chars
and it will not safe, if ill replace for example > and &< with < and >
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By: RwD
Date: 2004-03-14
Time: 16:41
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Re: max= and special chars
hmm, I see... I had this problem ones too with another program...
Lets see if I can fit the solution to tbs, perhaps Skrol29 will take over this in the actual tbs :D (If I am able to change it)
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By: RwD
Date: 2004-03-14
Time: 17:34
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Re: max= and special chars
I found the place where I think the max length is regulated.
It was at line 701:
//MaxLength
if (isset($Loc->PrmLst['max'])) {
$x = intval($Loc->PrmLst['max']) ;
if (strlen($CurrVal)>$x) {
$CurrVal = substr($CurrVal,0,$x-1).'...' ;
}
} |
you could replace it like this:
//MaxLength
if (isset($Loc->PrmLst['max'])) {
$x = intval($Loc->PrmLst['max']) ;
if (strlen($CurrVal)>$x) {
$CurrVal = substr(html_entity_decode($CurrVal),0,$x-1).'...' ;
$CurrVal = htmlentities($CurrVal);
}
} |
I haven't tested that, please see www.php.net to see about the functions html_entity_decode & htmlentities.
Please note that html_entity_decode is PHP 4.3.0 and up only...
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By: RwD
Date: 2004-03-14
Time: 17:36
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Re: max= and special chars
little error, the strlen check should also check the string without entities.
So use this instead
//MaxLength
if (isset($Loc->PrmLst['max'])) {
$x = intval($Loc->PrmLst['max']) ;
if (strlen(html_entity_decode($CurrVal))>$x) {
$CurrVal = substr(html_entity_decode($CurrVal),0,$x-1).'...' ;
$CurrVal = htmlentities($CurrVal);
}
} |
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By: Skrol29
Date: 2004-03-14
Time: 18:03
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Re: max= and special chars
But html_entity_decode() is supported only for PHP >= 4.3.0
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By: RwD
Date: 2004-03-14
Time: 18:18
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Re: max= and special chars
I know, I put that in my reply ;)
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By: Skrol29
Date: 2004-03-16
Time: 02:22
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Re: max= and special chars
Hi,
Your problem will be fixed in the next version.
It is coming soon (before the end of the week).
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By: res
Date: 2004-03-16
Time: 18:20
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Re: max= and special chars
cool. *waiting for the new version *
:-)
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