Joshua4550

Hey, something isn't right with my styles. They work perfect with Firefox, as I want them to, but when It comes to IE - they mess up sometimes. I think this is the part in question. width:765px; text-align:left; position:relative; margin:10px auto; Is there something here that would be effective on Firefox and not on IE?

Nope because I've got to make a more complex Javascript code before I can make the one to write another textbox in. Thank you.

Hey. Just wondering, if I loop through textboxes with PHP, and insert query for each - that if I added a new textbox with javascript, when submitted - would PHP read that one too? I'll write some code, maybe it'll explain with more ease. PHP code (When form submitted) $connection = mysql_connect('***', '***', '***'); $database = mysql_select_db('***'); for ($i = $_POST['txtboxNum']; $i >= 1; $i--) { echo $i; } $number = 0; $query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM field"); while ($array = mysql_fetch_array($query)) { $number++; echo '<input type="text" name="txtbox'.$number.'" value="hello '.$number.'" />'; } echo '<input type="hidden" name="txtboxNum" value="'.$number.'" />'; If I were to make a Javascript code to add another textbox into the code with a name of the next number, when submitted - would PHP be able to read that? I'm only asking because Javascript is client-side and not sure if PHP reads frfom browser or what. I'm just not 100%, so need reassurance. PS: Ignore any logic errors with the PHP code, if there are any. I just wrote this up in the thread body field, my version of this works fine. Just need the question answered (: Thanks alot.

Amazing, thanks alot. When you say It allows <img /> - It will allow any tag which includes a closing element inside itself too, right? IE: <anytag /> Edit: Read the code thouroughly and I see it will work, thanks alot again!

You didn't read the thread. Anyone actually know?

Anyone know?

Sadly, both fail. Could we use something like this for the pattern? |[[\/\!]*?[^\[\]]*?]|si This is obviously what they use to replace BB tags, but can't we just disect this pattern and use it for html tags?

Anyone see the error that's causing this?

Ooh, it would seem otherwise: $data = 'lol <a dd="/"> <div> <gflool> </gflool> </div> </a> </lol>'; preg_match_all("/<.*?>/", $data, $starttags); preg_match_all("/<\/.*?>/", $data, $endtags); print_r($starttags[0]); print_r($endtags[0]); Array ( [0] => [1] => [2] => [3] => [4] => [5] => [6] => ) Array ( [0] => [1] => [2] => [3] => )

<?php $data = 'lol <a dd="/"> <div> <gflool> </gflool> </div> </a> </lol>'; preg_match_all("/<.*?>/", $data, $starttags); preg_match_all("/<\/.*?>/", $data, $endtags); $countstart = count($starttags[0]); $countend = count($endtags[0]); $output = ""; if($countstart > 0 || $countend > 0) { if($countstart > $countend) { $output = "Theres more opening tags than closing tags"; } else if($countstart < $countend) { $output = "Theres more closing tags than opening tags"; } else { $output = "Your code is fine!"; } } echo $output; ?> Seems that it doesn't work, because it always says: "Theres more opening tags than closing tags", but theres actually more closing tags? I made the last closing tag an opening tag, but he output remained the same. I also tried using elseif rather than else if, but still no workie! Anything i'm doing wrong?

What he said. But also like he said, you may want to make it a date - best in milliseconds, so when you insert into mySQL: microtime()

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I'm not sure if anything similar would happen in PHP, but once encountered this problem in Java - Is there any kind of timeout limit?

No problemo. Please mark the topic as solved.

So maybe instead of it adding tags where needed, notifies the user theres a problem, and tells them how many more of {<tag> || </tag>} than the other there is?

= Syntax errors if ($beha == "true") { echo $rows['beha']; else if ($omraede == "true") { echo $rows[' omraede ']; else if ($pr== "true") { echo $rows[' pr ']; } else {} This is what you wanted, I think? Although this will print the $row['w/e'], you would need to put it into the table.

But surely, just like you used .*?, theres something to specify anything. Infact if .*? means anything, couldn't we use anything like: preg_match_all("/<.*?>/", $data, $starttags); preg_match_all("/<\/.*?>/", $data, $endtags); ? Also, maybe one for a tag that ends itself (eg: <div />)?

Like so? $query = "select * from videos LIMIT 4";

Seems logical, and looks like it'd work - but what about other tags? i'm guessing theres something you can do - like your code says .*?, so instead of div, something that represents "anything", but maybe anything except a / My sentence may not make sense, but bare with me because i'm sleepy But do you get what I mean?

A Runescape fan! Funny I should see you on here But yeah, I think you are looking for what Muddy mentioned.

Either way, this is the forum for PHP Help, generally ou post if you need help, not to drive traffic here. But like I said, what you originally said would only be as effective as a tutorial because you have the answer.

Wouldn't it be more logic to create your own website? I mean, if they post the excercise with the answer, you're not going to learn any more than you would if it were as a tutorial.

Funny, when I said an application for a HTML code checker - that's EXACTLY what I had in mind. Thing is, there must be a way in php to ask if they use <"anything here"> or </"anything here"> or <"anything here" />, right? If so, it wouldn't be that hard to make, I suppose.

I don't want to strip tags, because the template i'm ACTUALLY using has almost every tag they'd want to use. I want them to still be available to use any tag, but for them to not intefere with the rest of the page. If only php/html had a way to print it as a "new page" inside this one, kind of like a tag. Any other answers, or is this just not possible?

Hey, it's me again - YES! ;o From the title, you may be thinking "HTML? This is the PHP section!", but please read on... I have created (finally) a basic dynamic page which users can edit using forms, and I have allowed HTML - because I want HTML! But I just don't want them to be allowed to inject to mess up the default-code of the template - only their own code. I was thinking of maybe making an application to check the HTML code, and if error-full, give them an error message and not proceed with the submission, but hey - this would probably be timely to create. This in mind, I decided to post here for you experts' advice/answers Okay, so basically I need to know if, and the most logic way, to make it so they cannot inject to the default page. What I mean is: Template: <?php /* * $input would be defined here, grabbing content from * a database, but after knowing this - you should understand what I mean. */ echo ' <div id="class1"> Hello there ' . $input . ' </div> '; ?> Okay, so if this was the case - what i'm asking is for the most logic/efficient way to let the $input be printed, but not interfere with the other code, so if $input = "</div>" then it shouldn't end the <div="class1">. Get it? Hope theres an answer, and looking forward to what you think