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  1. In Topic: getting value from database and printing with \n

    Posted 9 Dec 2012

    View PostAtli, on 08 December 2012 - 02:49 PM, said:

    View Postjordangomm, on 08 December 2012 - 08:53 PM, said:

    When storing your information to the database, convert new lines to HTML line breaks using:

    That's a bad idea. You don't taint the data by converting it to a specific output format before putting it into the database. You should store it in it's original form (or in some neutral form at least) and make whatever changes are required for it to fit your output when said output is being generated.


    Well said, didn't think that one through, although my second solution (the edit) changes on output, and also formats it into a list as the OP wanted, so that's probably more suited.

  2. In Topic: getting value from database and printing with \n

    Posted 8 Dec 2012

    EDIT: Removed my first solution, as pointed out by Atli, it was a bad idea. Try the solution below.

    Having further read your post I've noticed you wanted to display in a list, so you could also use this:

    $item_query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM item"); 
$row = mysql_fetch_assoc($item_query)
$features_db = $row['features'];
// Seperate the lines into array items using \n as the delimiter
$features = explode("\n", $features_db);
// Start the list
echo "<ul>";
// Loop through the features in the array we created
foreach ($features as $f) {
// Output each feature as a list item
echo "<li>".$f."</li>";
}
// End the list
echo "</ul>";

  3. In Topic: Localhost Poblem

    Posted 25 Nov 2011

    It appears to be started in your first post? Seeing as the error is produced by Apache, but maybe that's just me being stupid.

    Also, it appears your apache is trying to bind itself to 0.0.0.0:80... So first off check that nothing else is using port 80, and secondly, I'm not sure if I'm just being stupid again, but I'm pretty sure my Apache is bound to 127.0.0.1, not 0.0.0.0

    Hope that helps

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