Something I had figured out.

[Coolprogram]

Okay if you use a simple php thing like this

<html>
<body>
<form action="w/e.php" method="POST">
Enter The Code Here <input type="text" name="what">
<input type="submit" />
</form>
</body>
</html>
<html>
<body>

Here is what your code did. <?php echo $_POST["what"]; ?>.<br />

</body>
</html>

And somone puts in a code it changes to the html code they put in to a certain degree...if somone could help me so I can make it so the code they put in is exactly that I would be thankful, please
-Coolprogram

 

[J_Ronaldo_19]

we need to look at w/e.php too

 

[Peter]

Try and be more clear on what you mean. I personally do not understand what you are saying.

Just a note tho is w/e.php even a valid filename, not sure if filenames are aloowed a / in them

 

[aznchong91]

w/e just means whatever. And I don't understand what you are asking either.

 

[mch]

I think you need htmlspecialchars(). Look it up in the manual.

 

[J_Ronaldo_19]

i think he means... hmmm thats why we need to look at w/e.php or whatever file is there.

 

[Neminox]

I have no idea what you are trying to do, lol, can we see the so called, "w/e.php", lol.

btw thats an invalid filename like filth pointed out.

 

[Coolprogram]

okay, i will give it to you. It isn't w/e.php i will show you. www.tuttorial.com/try.php
-Coolprogram
P.S. I am talking about knida what w3schools.com has it's try editor. I would like to know what to do to make this work.

 

[nasaboy007]

in <input type="text"> add a value= part and put the following code:

<input type="text" value="<? if($_POST['what']) { echo($_POST['what']); } ?>">

that way, the text box will always have what they typed in before in html form.

if thats what you're asking X_X

 

[Coolprogram]

No that is not what I am asking, but thanks for the effort. I am trying to make it so if you put an HTML script into it the HTML script will appearon the page what they did,
-CP

 

[SiKing]

You mean the output will be formatted varying on what HTML tags they typed in?

 

[Coolprogram]

You mean the output will be formatted varying on what HTML tags they typed in?

Yes, that is exactly what I mean. I would like to have what you said.

 

[nasaboy007]

well then its just a simple <?php echo($_POST['what']); ?> that should do the trick...

 

[Coolprogram]

Thanks, Nasaboy007 I will try it out.
-CP