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November 15th, 1999, 06:26 PM
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Well I know that I can use <pre> and </pre> to recognize the line breaks from a MySQL output. But that also prints the " " before the " ' ". So the way I see it, there are two ways of fixing this.
1) Stripping the slashes from it somehow. 2) Using some array that was named something like "n2br". But I can't remember anymore. So your help would be very appreciated. Andrew
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November 16th, 1999, 12:43 PM
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You didn't mention what interface you're using.
If it's PHP, there is a function called stripslashes() that will remove the escaped backslashes. You also mentioned n2br, there is also a PHP function called nl2br(), which converts newlines to <br> tags.
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