Yes, it is \". But in my file i have only <a
href="../index.php">AAAAAAAAaaa</a>. There is no '. I figured out that:
echo stripslashes( file_get_contents('test.html') );
works for the link but it didn't work when I try to print entire website.
So I'm stuck, again.
Regards,
Kamil Walas
Niel Archer pisze:
Hi,
I stuck with something like this. I have two file test.html with only
'<a href="../index.php">AAAAAAAAaaa</a>' and main.php with
'<?php
echo file_get_contents('test.html').'<br>';
echo '<a href="../index.php">AAAAAAAAaaa</a>';
?>'
The problem is tak this two links are different.
First is http://localhost/game/php/%5C%22../index.php%5C%22
Second is http://localhost/game/index.php
Paste from FireFox:
AAAAAAAAaaa <http://localhost/game/php/%5C%22../index.php%5C%22>
AAAAAAAAaaa <http://localhost/game/index.php>
I copy file to remote serwer at work and school and both are the same.
Problem is somewhere in my computer. I think in my php configuration,
but I don't know where to look.
Would appreciate it greatly if anyone can help.
Regards,
Kamil Walas
Check the file containing the first link again. '%5c%22' is the
characters '\"'. Seems you have escaped the double quotes in a single
quoted string
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