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[SOLVED] Printing double quotes from database


neridaj

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Hey,

 

I need to extract some width and height dimensions from a database that include double quotes i.e., 25" x 35". I can't figure out how to escape the quotes and print them to the page concatenated with other data. Here is the code I'm trying to use:

 

/*

<?php

 

include( 'dbinfo.php' );

$conn = mysql_connect( $dbhost, $dbuser, $dbpass );

mysql_select_db($dbname);

$sql = 'select painting_id, painting_title, painting_year, painting_details, painting_dimensions, painting_pixel_height, painting_status from paintings where painting_year = 2007';

$demoResult = mysql_query( $sql );

while ( $demoRow = mysql_fetch_row( $demoResult ) ) {

$id = $demoRow[0];

$title = $demoRow[1];

$year = $demoRow[2];

$details = $demoRow[3];

$dimensions = $demoRow[4];

$height = $demoRow[5];

$status = $demoRow[6];

$vartitle = str_replace(" ", "_", $title);

$vartitle = strtolower($vartitle);

$class = "floatright";

if($id % 2 != 0) {

$class = "";

}

 

$rndtitle = 'select painting_title from paintings where painting_year = 2007 order by rand() limit 1;';

$rndimg = mysql_query( $rndtitle );

$rndimg = mysql_fetch_array( $rndimg );

$rndimgtitle = $rndimg['painting_title'];

$rndimgtitle = strtolower($rndimgtitle);

$rndimgtitle = str_replace(" ", "_", $rndimgtitle);

$vardimensions = str_replace('"', '\"', $dimensions);

$caption = $title . ', ' . $year . '<br />' . $details .'<br />' . $vardimensions . '<br />' . $status;

 

echo '<a class="' . $class . '" href="javascript:;" onclick="document.thumblarge.src=\'images/' . $vartitle . '_sdw.jpg\'; document.thumblarge.height=\'' . $height . '\'; document.getElementById(\'caption\').innerHTML=\'' . $caption . '\';" onmouseout="MM_swapImgRestore();" onmouseover="MM_swapImage(\'' . $vartitle . '_off\',\'\',\'thumbs/' . $vartitle . '_on.jpg\',1);"><img name="' . $vartitle . '_off" src="thumbs/' . $vartitle . '_off.jpg" width="100" height="100" border="0" id="' . $vartitle . '_off" alt="" /></a>';

}echo $caption;

mysql_close ($conn);

 

?>

*/

 

Would it make more sense to leave the quotes out of the column and concatenate them to the data afterwards?

 

Thanks,

 

Jason

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