printing strings?

Tim_L

This should be simply - I don't know?

I'm trying to echo a PHP string but it only prints up to the ' ? ' in the string. How can I display the full string?

lilleman

Can you show us some code?

Yours, Erik.

Arc

echo "asdfasdfsadf???345455??23452345?sdg?dsfg?";

should work just fine.

noimad1

Originally posted by Tim L
This should be simply - I don't know?

I'm trying to echo a PHP string but it only prints up to the ' ? ' in the string. How can I display the full string?

The question mark may be one of those items you have to escape in order for it to work properly. Try putting a \ in front of it maybe?

laserlight

Originally posted by noimad1
The question mark may be one of those items you have to escape in order for it to work properly. Try putting a \ in front of it maybe?

It isnt, we really need to see what the OP tried.

Tim_L

Sorry for the vagueness!

Basically, I've got a page linking to an redirect page.

eg. redirect.php?one=two&three=four&five=six

This is all echoed fine on the page, except when it is clicked it opens a new page with a javascript redirect. This then echoes the address values.

The values are got from the first page like this:

<?php
$one = $GET['one'];
$two= $GET['two'];
?>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

</script>

The site address is built up of various section - ie. domain name, domain ext, click string ( eg. click?=one&two=three ) etc

It's the click string with all the ?'s in it that is only echoed up to the ?. It's all dynamic so I can't escape the question mark directly I don't think?

The string is being displayed fine in the address bar of the redirection page so that leads me to think it might be something to do with the printing in teh redirection script???

Any ideas? thanks for you help

Tim_L

In fact it's not the ' ? ' thats causing a problem but the ' & '

Does this change things?

However, the full string is displayed in the address bar in the redirection page.