aristotle15

U can resolve this problem by removing the worksheet name in addworksheet() function because two sheets cannot have the same name... that throws the PEAR_error

I am jusy typing it in the browser address bar... it will be encoded in some button later on.. but what i want is this only... the columns i pass... in str , eg.- ...?str='<tr><td>c1</td><td>c2</td><td>c3</td></tr>' are to be made into csv format..which i ve done but my problem is that if the columns i pass contain # or & , the csv line breaks before that character. How to 'treat' the input before using $_GET[] coz $_GET[] cannot take any string that has # or & in it.

What I want is- if i enter the url - ...../xyz.php?str='abcdefg' in my browser and press enter, 'abcdefg' goes into an array , Its very simple with $_GET['str'] BUT if & or # come in the 'str' , the string is broken before those characters. Is there any way I could escape & and # in the url so that I could use the contents of the url... i.e some way other than $_GET['str']

Hi, I have written a code that take the GET contents of a URL , i.e after the ? sign and outputs it as a csv file. eg - ....../xyz.php?str=<tr><td>c1</td><td>c2</td><td>c3..........c7</tr></td> $input = $_GET['str']; ......... ............ ...... output should be as - c1,c2,c3,c4.... so on well , i have written a code for that and it works wonderfully except that if the url contains '&' and '#'(hidden fields) in the columns , the script malfunctions coz they act as delimiters.How do I take care of that? how to fetch the contents of the URL so that the & and # dont create a problem? Please help..