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Thanks

you mean <pre>$string = ' paragraph \n second line ' </pre> outputs <pre> paragraph \n second line</pre>

so i would have <pre> $string = "paragraph \n second line"; </pre> to have paragraph second line

Im a bit new but how do you make so that you have a string that looks like <pre> $string = "paragraph second line ";</pre> and still keep the newline. in html i could have <pre>paragraph\<br\>second line</pre>

the worst they could do is post a few bad words in a forum but it would be easier to create a new account to do that.

I had read that post might not be that secure but I thought about it and for my program it would never reveal any account with privileges anywhere near admin. I guess I needed a second opninion.Thanks.

Is there a way I pass a password from a html form into a php file securely so that I could set a variable.