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Ok, so in my page I want to put the text:
<
and make it a link, but the << messes up the link tags, anyways of getting round this?
<
and make it a link, but the << messes up the link tags, anyways of getting round this?
There are loads more as well as < and >. Just ask if you want them and don't know the code or what Turbonutters talking about.
For future reference, you can just write a quick PHP script where you fill in a form and the character gets converted using htmlspecialchars();. I used to have one but it got lost in the Great Computer Theft of 2000.
lol, yeah i get ya, cheers mate.
You get the idea though, right??
I'm just not with it this morning, lol as you may be able to see from those last three attempts, lol.
I'm just not with it this morning, lol as you may be able to see from those last three attempts, lol.
Brilliant. Cheers.
Whooo! wrote:
> Ok, so in my page I want to put the text:
<
and make it a
> link, but the << messes up the link tags, anyways of getting round this?
< or < will make the < symbol.
<< Previous
or
<< Previous
> Ok, so in my page I want to put the text:
<
and make it a
> link, but the << messes up the link tags, anyways of getting round this?
< or < will make the < symbol.
<< Previous
or
<< Previous
Ok, so in my page I want to put the text:
<
and make it a link, but the << messes up the link tags, anyways of getting round this?
<
and make it a link, but the << messes up the link tags, anyways of getting round this?