I've got somehow a little peculiar problem and can't seem to find the right
solution so I could use a hand/hint or two.
On toppings.php I have - among others:
<a href=\"toppingremove.php?product=$productId&top=". $top1."\">$top1</a>
which on toppingremove.php gives me, i.e.:
http://development.traders.dk/area51...20alm.%20pizza
In toppingsremove.php I have - among others:
$price_topping = mysql_result(mysql_query("SELECT pricesmall ".
"FROM esperia ".
"WHERE top1 = '$topping'"));
Prior to retrieving $price_topping I retrieve another single value with
almost the exact same syntax and that doesn't give me any problem.
Attempting to retrieve the value $price_topping unfortunately ends up in:
"Warning: Wrong parameter count for mysql_result() in toppingremove.php on
line 78"
Where line 78 exactly and solely contains: "WHERE top1 = '$topping'"));
This problem occurs only when the string passed over as top either contains
danish special characters or a longer string with spaces and those special
danish characters. I haven't encountered this problem with ASCII based
strings.
However, I have a page toppingsadd.php that performs the similar procedure
just reversed and doesn't encounter this peculiar problem.
The main difference is that for toppingadd.php I use urlencode($top) as top
while toppingremove.php just passes the string itself as is.
I have attempted to use urlencode for toppingremove.php as well to see if
that would solve the problem however, it didn't make any difference.
I've been around php.net to see if I could locate some hints as to what
caused this and what could solve it, so far I didn't localize anything of
help.
If someone more experienced then me could give me a hand or hint I'd be
happy again.
TIA,
/Andreas
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