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is there a function similar to htmlentities(), that I can pass anything into and it will do what htmlentites does, BUT if passing the returned result from htmlentites back into it it will not convert that.

 

Kinda confusing, I know, so here is an example:

 

Here is the result if I pass html to htmlentities 1 time:

<span>hello</span>

Here is the result if I pass the above to htmlentities again:

&lt;span&gt;hello&lt;/span&gt;

 

What I would like is this:

Passed to somefunction 1 time:

<span>hello</span>

Passed to somefunction the second time:

<span>hello</span>

 

As you can see the result didn't change, like it did in the first example. Any way for me to get my second example two work?

 

Thanks!

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started by The Little Guy, solved By The Little Guy. Coolness! :)

worthless post by WebStyles. Coolness! :)

worthless post by AyKay47, about a worthless post by WebStyles. Coolness! :)

the chain can go on forever.

 

If all the posters posted all the time.  It could be an infinite loop!

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started by The Little Guy, solved By The Little Guy. Coolness! :)

worthless post by WebStyles. Coolness! :)

worthless post by AyKay47, about a worthless post by WebStyles. Coolness! :)

the chain can go on forever.

 

If all the posters posted all the time.  It could be an infinite loop!

Shall we :D

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