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i'm not sure but i think a tag in html is available which name
and
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You can also put your code between tags (pre-formatted text)
I do this to display pre formatted text in text area boxes
title); // article title
?>
By: name); //article author ?>
Published: publish); //art
i'm not sure but i think a tag in html is available which name and
you should put your codes between this couple ...
regards
Abdolhamid Joukar
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> From: "Jason Paschal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 9:29 AM
> Subje
> I've googled for it, but nothing came up. How do I display code on a page
> without it being executed?
If you want to show php source then you can use show_source function or
highlight_file function.
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Jason Paschal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've googled for it, but nothing came up. How do I display code on a page
> without it being executed?
This has to do with how your webserver is set up, because it see's that
its a php file it runs it thruough php.
> i want the page to display HTML cod
Don't really understand the problem but htmlspecialchars() will convert:
Justin & Co
into
Justin & Co
... which will solve half your problem... not sure what to do with php
code... perhaps the same thing...
Or, you may want to look at show_source() and highlight_file() as
well...
Jus
--- Jason Paschal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've googled for it, but nothing came up. How do I display code
> on a page without it being executed?
Try htmlentities()
Chris
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