Problem with "escaped characters" not all double quotes show up?

[madsgormlarsen]

$tdsubclass=<<<bumelum
<td><a href="http://www.ygabel.php/$artnr[$arayartnrcounter]"
="" onmouseout="
function onmouseout(event) {
window.status = "Done";
return true;
}
" onmouseover="
function onmouseover(event) {
window.status = "http://www.fup.dk";
return true;
}
"> <!--target="_Self"-->
bumelum;

When I print this the double quotes after Done" and after dk" are
missing???

I have also tried with escaped characters in double quotes

Any suggestions?

[madsgormlarsen]

I have also treid

$tdsubclass="
<td><a
href=\"http://d1995732.u48.surftown.dk/andersen/bygtabel.php/".$artnr[$arayartnrcounter]."\"
=\"\" onmouseout=\"
function onmouseout(event) {
window.status = \"Done\";
return true;
}
\" onmouseover=\"
function onmouseover(event) {
window.status = \"http://www.watski.dk/andersensk\xF8despil\";
return true;
}
\"> <!--target=\"_Self\"-->
";

same result

[Ken Robinson]

ma************@gmail.com wrote:

$tdsubclass=<<<bumelum
<td><a href="http://www.ygabel.php/$artnr[$arayartnrcounter]"
="" onmouseout="
function onmouseout(event) {
window.status = "Done";
return true;
}
" onmouseover="
function onmouseover(event) {
window.status = "http://www.fup.dk";
return true;
}
"> <!--target="_Self"-->
bumelum;

When I print this the double quotes after Done" and after dk" are
missing???

Think about how you're quoting.

You have onmouseout <double quote to start string>. The double quote
before the word Done closes that quote. I'm surprised you didn't get
any errors with this construct. Does it work if you write a test HTML
page?

Here's a test script that I wrote that seems to fix you're problem:

<?
$artnr = array('testing123');
$arayartnrcounter = 0;

$tdsubclass="
<td><a
href=\"http://www.ygabel.php/$artnr[$arayartnrcounter]\"
=\"\" onmouseout=\"
function onmouseout(event) {
window.status = 'Done';
return true;
}

\" onmouseover=\"
function onmouseover(event) {
window.status = 'http://www.fup.dk';
return true;
}

\"> <!--target=\"_Self\"-->
";
echo '<pre>'.htmlentities($tdsubclass,ENT_QUOTES).'</pre>';

?>

I got rid of the heredoc syntax and just made it into a string with
escaped double quotes and some single quotes.

Ken

[madsgormlarsen]

Many thanks for the suggestion, but jave apperently need the double
qutes to work. I don't understand why it takes the double qute on start
of mouse out as start of string, they are all escaped.

Mads

[Jerry Stuckle]

ma************@gmail.com wrote:

Many thanks for the suggestion, but jave apperently need the double
qutes to work. I don't understand why it takes the double qute on start
of mouse out as start of string, they are all escaped.

Mads

Mads,

Did you try Ken's suggestion? It's correct and it works.

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[madsgormlarsen]

Hi

Ok, what I need for the java to do is to hide the real link, when I
treid the suggestion of Ken it just showed the real link. Why that is I
do not know.

However I got it to work with this code, and I am now facing a new
problem, how to make it xhtml 1.0 validate. - all suggestions are
welcome.

But if anybody had anymore insight as to why it did not work, and why
Kens does, I am very interrested because I woul like to understand what
I did wrong.

$tdsubclass="<td class=\"sup\"><a
href=\"http://bygtabel.php/$artnr[$arayartnrcounter]\"
onMouseOver=\"window.status =
'http://www.fup.dk/$artnr[$arayartnrcounter]';
return true;\"
onMouseOut=\"window.status =\"; return
true;\"><!--target=\"_Self\"-->";

[Jerry Stuckle]

ma************@gmail.com wrote:

Hi

Ok, what I need for the java to do is to hide the real link, when I
treid the suggestion of Ken it just showed the real link. Why that is I
do not know.

First of all, this isn't java - it's PHP.

I saw nothing earlier about you wanting to hide a link. Why hide it? It just
makes things more difficult for your users.

As to making XML validate - try one of the XML newsgroups.
However I got it to work with this code, and I am now facing a new
problem, how to make it xhtml 1.0 validate. - all suggestions are
welcome.

But if anybody had anymore insight as to why it did not work, and why
Kens does, I am very interrested because I woul like to understand what
I did wrong.

$tdsubclass="<td class=\"sup\"><a
href=\"http://bygtabel.php/$artnr[$arayartnrcounter]\"
onMouseOver=\"window.status =
'http://www.fup.dk/$artnr[$arayartnrcounter]';
return true;\"
onMouseOut=\"window.status =\"; return
true;\"><!--target=\"_Self\"-->";

Remember - PHP is server side. Javascript is client side. Two entirely different
things. For instance - javascript knows about DOM - because DOM is interpreted
by the browser, and javascript runs on the browser. The server doesn't know (or
care) about DOM, and neither does PHP.

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[madsgormlarsen]

>>Why hide it?

The situation is this, my client has a CMS system that runs i asp, and
it uses frames. I am going to make a page that is going to run in a
frame on that page, but in PHP runing on a different server. - in order
to make the links short an meaningful for the user I am going to make
them myself. So instead of b7797977.com/lakj/kasdjfja/123.php it is
going to say product/123.php forexsampel.

First of all, this isn't java - it's PHP.
I figured the problem here is with PHP and not javascript, because the
problem is to get PHP to echo the java code. Because the java code
works just fine, but I could not get PHP to echo it with the double
quetes I need.

What does DOM stand for?

Thanks to both of you for taking time to answer my questions. And I
would still really like if somebody could sheed some light on what is
wrong with the escaped charaters in my own try.

Ken writesYou have onmouseout <double quote to start string>. The double quote

before the word Done closes that quote.

and there absolutly is a problem, but the double quotes are escaped, so
I just dont get it.

[madsgormlarsen]

this works and validates

$tdsubclass="<td class=\"sup\"><a
href=\"http://d19952.u48.surown.dk/bbel.php/$artnr[$arayartnrcounter]\"
onmouseover=\"window.status =
'http://www.fup.dk/$artnr[$arayartnrcounter]';
return true;\"
onmouseout=\"window.status = return true;\"><!--target=\"_Self\"-->
";

[Ken Robinson]

ma************@gmail.com wrote (in part):

I figured the problem here is with PHP and not javascript, because the
problem is to get PHP to echo the java code. Because the java code
works just fine, but I could not get PHP to echo it with the double
quetes I need.

Please, when refering to Javascript, spell it out. Do not use "java",
since that is a completely different language.

Ken