HELP! Variable that modify code.

[rock_xl1]

Hi people. I have been workin in a wysiwyg editor like tinymce, but i have a big problem in my server i think.

So the problem is, i do a text in wysiwyg editor trow a textbox that is convert to a variable, and save in a file. ok.

But, when i open the file, or write the variable $text in screen the code inside (HTML) is changed... like:

 

this code

"<p style="text-align: center;">Test</p> "

 

change to:

"<p style=\"text-align: center;\">Test</p>"

 

when the code goes to variable, he change... including "\" what with this, is not the same as whitout...

 

I think that is about a php protection in the server... that modify html code.

 

So what can i do to stop it? For exemple the wysiwyg editor in joomla is working fine...

 

Thanks everyone

Rafael Rocha - Portugal

[tinker]

When I was developing a wysiwyg, I was told to store the code as BBCode not html (after weighing up pro's and con's I succumbed). But what your problem look's like is that the speech marks have been escaped using 'mysql_real_escape_string()', therefore try something like:

echo stripslashes("<p style=\"text-align: center;\">Test</p>");

[PFMaBiSmAd]

The php magic quotes settings are on and the form data is being escaped. (Magic quotes have been removed in php6 due to the number of problems like this when they do something that the programmer does not want to happen.)

 

Either turn off magic_quotes_gpc in php.ini or a .htaccess file or use the stripslashes() function on the data to remove the slashes.

 

If magic_quotes_runtime is also on and you are saving the data to a file or database and then reading the file and it has the slashes \ in it, then either turn off magic_quotes_runtime in php.ini or a .htaccess file or use the stripslashes() function on the data to remove the slashes.

[rock_xl1]

When I was developing a wysiwyg, I was told to store the code as BBCode not html (after weighing up pro's and con's I succumbed). But what your problem look's like is that the speech marks have been escaped using 'mysql_real_escape_string()', therefore try something like:

echo stripslashes("<p style=\"text-align: center;\">Test</p>");

 

Thanks a LOT!!! IT WORKS!!!!

[rock_xl1]

The php magic quotes settings are on and the form data is being escaped. (Magic quotes have been removed in php6 due to the number of problems like this when they do something that the programmer does not want to happen.)

 

Either turn off magic_quotes_gpc in php.ini or a .htaccess file or use the stripslashes() function on the data to remove the slashes.

 

If magic_quotes_runtime is also on and you are saving the data to a file or database and then reading the file and it has the slashes \ in it, then either turn off magic_quotes_runtime in php.ini or a .htaccess file or use the stripslashes() function on the data to remove the slashes.

 

THANKS A LOT!! IT WORKS!! ;)