CKeditor form problem adding post to database
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Im currently trying to use CKeditor to have a custom form on a website. Problem when I want to add the textarea to the database is that the form adds extra code.
query=>INSERT INTO post(title,author,post) VALUES ('Jomoja','Djenci','
testpost
rn')
the post "testpost" was just to test. It adds automatically 2 lines and yet rn') when I do a
$postt=mysqli_real_escape_string($connection,$_POST["postt"]);
Without the CKeditor I have no problem adding the post to the database...
How can I remove those 2 lines and rn?
php mysql mysqli ckeditor
asked Nov 8 at 21:55
Djenci Duquene
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Im currently trying to use CKeditor to have a custom form on a website. Problem when I want to add the textarea to the database is that the form adds extra code.
query=>INSERT INTO post(title,author,post) VALUES ('Jomoja','Djenci','
testpost
rn')
the post "testpost" was just to test. It adds automatically 2 lines and yet rn') when I do a
$postt=mysqli_real_escape_string($connection,$_POST["postt"]);
Without the CKeditor I have no problem adding the post to the database...
How can I remove those 2 lines and rn?
php mysql mysqli ckeditor
asked Nov 8 at 21:55
Djenci Duquene
114
What about HTML and accented characters? Is it saving these also in the database?
– Pedro Serpa
Nov 8 at 22:32
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Im currently trying to use CKeditor to have a custom form on a website. Problem when I want to add the textarea to the database is that the form adds extra code.
query=>INSERT INTO post(title,author,post) VALUES ('Jomoja','Djenci','
testpost
rn')
the post "testpost" was just to test. It adds automatically 2 lines and yet rn') when I do a
$postt=mysqli_real_escape_string($connection,$_POST["postt"]);
Without the CKeditor I have no problem adding the post to the database...
How can I remove those 2 lines and rn?
php mysql mysqli ckeditor
asked Nov 8 at 21:55
Djenci Duquene
114
Im currently trying to use CKeditor to have a custom form on a website. Problem when I want to add the textarea to the database is that the form adds extra code.
query=>INSERT INTO post(title,author,post) VALUES ('Jomoja','Djenci','
testpost
rn')
the post "testpost" was just to test. It adds automatically 2 lines and yet rn') when I do a
$postt=mysqli_real_escape_string($connection,$_POST["postt"]);
Without the CKeditor I have no problem adding the post to the database...
How can I remove those 2 lines and rn?
php mysql mysqli ckeditor
php mysql mysqli ckeditor
asked Nov 8 at 21:55
Djenci Duquene
114
asked Nov 8 at 21:55
Djenci Duquene
114
asked Nov 8 at 21:55
Djenci Duquene
114
asked Nov 8 at 21:55
Djenci Duquene
114
asked Nov 8 at 21:55
Djenci Duquene
114
114
What about HTML and accented characters? Is it saving these also in the database?
– Pedro Serpa
Nov 8 at 22:32
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What about HTML and accented characters? Is it saving these also in the database?
– Pedro Serpa
Nov 8 at 22:32
What about HTML and accented characters? Is it saving these also in the database?
– Pedro Serpa
Nov 8 at 22:32
What about HTML and accented characters? Is it saving these also in the database?
– Pedro Serpa
Nov 8 at 22:32
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Iam not sure !!
you can try this
$postt = str_ireplace(array("r","n",'r','n'),'', $postt);
answered Nov 8 at 22:19
Nirab
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I was too impatient. :-) Looked around a bit and I downloaded the auto save plugin from CKeditor and now it saves to database without any error.
Thanks for the help guys!
answered Nov 8 at 22:46
Djenci Duquene
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2 Answers
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Iam not sure !!
you can try this
$postt = str_ireplace(array("r","n",'r','n'),'', $postt);
answered Nov 8 at 22:19
Nirab
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Iam not sure !!
you can try this
$postt = str_ireplace(array("r","n",'r','n'),'', $postt);
answered Nov 8 at 22:19
Nirab
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Iam not sure !!
you can try this
$postt = str_ireplace(array("r","n",'r','n'),'', $postt);
answered Nov 8 at 22:19
Nirab
44
Iam not sure !!
you can try this
$postt = str_ireplace(array("r","n",'r','n'),'', $postt);
answered Nov 8 at 22:19
Nirab
44
answered Nov 8 at 22:19
Nirab
44
answered Nov 8 at 22:19
Nirab
44
answered Nov 8 at 22:19
Nirab
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44
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I was too impatient. :-) Looked around a bit and I downloaded the auto save plugin from CKeditor and now it saves to database without any error.
Thanks for the help guys!
answered Nov 8 at 22:46
Djenci Duquene
114
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
I was too impatient. :-) Looked around a bit and I downloaded the auto save plugin from CKeditor and now it saves to database without any error.
Thanks for the help guys!
answered Nov 8 at 22:46
Djenci Duquene
114
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I was too impatient. :-) Looked around a bit and I downloaded the auto save plugin from CKeditor and now it saves to database without any error.
Thanks for the help guys!
answered Nov 8 at 22:46
Djenci Duquene
114
I was too impatient. :-) Looked around a bit and I downloaded the auto save plugin from CKeditor and now it saves to database without any error.
Thanks for the help guys!
answered Nov 8 at 22:46
Djenci Duquene
114
answered Nov 8 at 22:46
Djenci Duquene
114
answered Nov 8 at 22:46
Djenci Duquene
114
answered Nov 8 at 22:46
Djenci Duquene
114
114
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What about HTML and accented characters? Is it saving these also in the database?
– Pedro Serpa
Nov 8 at 22:32