[jonnekke]

Hi there,

got a data problem..
my data looks like:

Code:

this is the data 01. with the following line in it: we're having fun.

When this code is read by my php scrip only this part is visible:

Code:

this is the data 01. with the following line in it: we

I tried to solve it with:

PHP Code:

$begin = ereg_replace('"',"'",$begin);

        $begin = ereg_replace('& # 3 9 ;',"'",$begin); 

($ # 3 9 ; is written with out the spaces off course..)

But that ain't working..

[UnrealEd]

did you try the function addslashes ?

[nova912]

Originally Posted by jonnekke

Hi there,

got a data problem..
my data looks like:

Code:

this is the data 01. with the following line in it: we're having fun.

When this code is read by my php scrip only this part is visible:

Code:

this is the data 01. with the following line in it: we

I tried to solve it with:

PHP Code:

$begin = ereg_replace('"',"'",$begin);

        $begin = ereg_replace('& # 3 9 ;',"'",$begin); 

($ # 3 9 ; is written with out the spaces off course..)

But that ain't working..

Maybe (and by PRCE is rusty) this will work for you... i think addslashes will fix this for you though.

PHP Code:

$begin = preg_replace('(&)|(#)|(3)|(9)', "'", $begin); 

[andersonwd]

I tried to solve it with:

PHP Code:

$begin = ereg_replace('"',"'",$begin);

        $begin = ereg_replace('& # 3 9 ;',"'",$begin); 

($ # 3 9 ; is written with out the spaces off course..)

But that ain't working..

For a little less confusing code, you could use str_replace...

PHP Code:

$begin = str_replace("\"","'",$begin); 

Or like the others have suggested, use addslashes:

PHP Code:

$begin = addslashes($begin);