More database headaches = Javascript/mysql 1

[LTeeple]

Hi all,
As promised, here is my other problem. I have the following values stored in a database:

+----+----------------+-------------------------------------------------+
| ID | PLACE_NAME     | ADDRESS                                         |
+----+----------------+-------------------------------------------------+
|  9 | Laura\'s Place | Party Central <br>123 Easy Street <br>Suite 220 |
+----+----------------+-------------------------------------------------+

My code to output said values is as follows:

  $address = str_replace("<br>","\n",$address);
  $address_block .= 'document.forms["places_form"].elements["edit_place_address"].value = "'.$address.'";';

Note that 'document.forms["places_form"].elements["edit_place_address"] is a text area (thus the str_replace... I wanted it to look neat in the text area)

My Javascript Error is as follows:

Error: unterminated string literal
Code:document.forms["places_form"].elements["edit_place_address"].value = "Party Central
//the error pointer is pointing at the double Quotation marks immediately before Party Central

Once again, I greatly appreciate your assistance!




Cheers!
Laura

 

[kaht]

Try this:

$address = str_replace("<br>","\[COLOR=red]\[/color]n",$address);

I'm not a PHP programmer, but what I'm guessing is that PHP is throwing a carriage return to the browser, so your string is terminating before it's supposed to. \\n should ensure that \n is still left in the string.

-kaht

...looks like you don't have a job, so why don't you get out there and feed Tina.

 

[LTeeple]

kaht

Thanks once again. It's funny how usually I can catch these things. Guess I'm just a bit scatterbrained today.




Cheers!
Laura

 

[kaht]

No problem, thanks for the stars.

-kaht

...looks like you don't have a job, so why don't you get out there and feed Tina.