First of, I have to thank this community as it has been invaluable for the past few weeks. I just noticed that my first post dates back to Jul 08, 2007; I wanted to know how to install and configure PHP. A week later, I posted a question wondering "How do I know PHP is running?" ... Time and again, you guys have come through and delivered an answer, and for that, I am very grateful. A couple of weeks later, this is my progress report: Thank you all !!!
Now on with my new problem!
My problem can be best explained if you visit this link
Click on Description and Code tabs. As you can see, the content does not appear clean. Within the description, I have > characters that I do not know where they come from. In the code tab, the content looks just as weird.
Here is the thing, In the description tab, if the content has HTML, I want those tags to resolve as they normally do, I am not interested in suppressing them. In the code tab, I want the total opposite. In both tabs, I want to maintain new lines (do not want every text cluttered together).
How do I go about this?
Thank you all in advance,
Jose Lerebours
KNOWLEDGE: Something you can give away endlessly and gain more of it in the process! - Jose Lerebours
Now on with my new problem!
My problem can be best explained if you visit this link
Code:
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Click on Description and Code tabs. As you can see, the content does not appear clean. Within the description, I have > characters that I do not know where they come from. In the code tab, the content looks just as weird.
Here is the thing, In the description tab, if the content has HTML, I want those tags to resolve as they normally do, I am not interested in suppressing them. In the code tab, I want the total opposite. In both tabs, I want to maintain new lines (do not want every text cluttered together).
How do I go about this?
Thank you all in advance,
Jose Lerebours
KNOWLEDGE: Something you can give away endlessly and gain more of it in the process! - Jose Lerebours