Hello,

 

For severals links on my website I need to include a snippet php code, but the editor translate the html code like this code is written in Normal mode.

 

For example :

 

If I set this :

     $editor->text = '<a target="_blank" href="<?php echo "test"; ?>"> myPhp link </a>'

The editor return =>  '<a target="_blank" href="%3C?php%20echo%20"test";%20?%3E"> myPhp link </a>'

 

How can I avoid these conversions ?

 

Thanks in advance,

alES

alES,

 

It's not converted by Cute Editor. It's converted by PHP.

 

Because the following code is wrong:

 

     <?php
                $editor=new CuteEditor();
                $editor->ID="Editor1";
                $editor->Text='<a target="_blank" href="<?php echo "test"; ?>"> myPhp link </a>'
      ?>

Adam, 

 

Excuse me, my example is not enough relevant. In fact, I paste in this example the content of a variable filled by my database. So, the code is not converted by my PHP code but in the Cute PHP Code. I found on the the line 140 (include_CuteEditor) the conversion.

 

Do you think this conversion is necessary for the next part of your code ? I already tried to suppress this conversion but javascript part do it also.

 

How can I avoid this conversion to edit PHP code inside the links ?

 

alES

alES,

 

>> I found on the the line 140 (include_CuteEditor) the conversion.

 

No, Cute Editor doesn't do the convertion. You can check the include_CuteEditor.php file yourself.

 

The following code is wrong:

 

     <?php
                $editor=new CuteEditor();
                $editor->ID="Editor1";
                $editor->Text='<a target="_blank" href="<?php echo "test"; ?>"> myPhp link </a>'
      ?>

Hi Adam,

 

It's a bit difficult to explain but I'm trying differently.

 

First, I store in my database the following value :  '<a target="_blank" href="<?php echo "test"; ?>"> myPhp link </a>'

 

Second, I retrieve my value in $var, then :

 

    $var contains '<a target="_blank" href="<?php echo "test"; ?>"> myPhp link </a>'

 

After, I call the editor like that :

 

     <?php
                $editor=new CuteEditor();
                $editor->ID="Editor1";
                $editor->Text=$var;
      ?>

So, when the file is reading $var cannot be converted here.

 

But, when I call the editor, it exists the following instruction on line 140 of the file  include_CuteEditor.php :

 

    return htmlspecialchars($s_Text);

 

...and if I don't make a mistake htmlspecialchars function convert every special characters like <?... in the url lines. The following example is given on php website :

 

 

I already eliminate this conversion, but I guess it exists the same conversion in the javascript files.

 

The goal to edit php snippet code in the html files allow to execute this code when I display this content on my web site. Of course, I don't want to execute this code in the editor. Before I used the KTML editor and no conversion was operated it's why I hope it will be possible to do the same with CuteEditor.

 

I hope this new explanation will be better.

 

Thanks in advance,

AlES

well, I am just a developer using Cute Editor and PHP the first time. But try this:

editor->Text='<a target="_blank" href="' .<?php echo "test"; ?> . '"> myPhp link </a>'

Thanks murli, unfortunately this syntax cannot be support by an html editor, because i need to write the href value in the url field, and it's not possible to write that.

 

ADAM ! ! ! HELP ! ! ! ! Did you check the javascript files ?

Hi Adam,

 

I cannot tell you "thanks" to solve my problem. I give here the solution because I'm pretty sure it can be very useful for some PHP programmers.

 

First of all, I discover when the problem appears. On your demo website, I wrote the following strings in HTML mode :

 

<a target="_blank"
href="<?php echo getUrlRedirect('../../', 'http://www.test.co.uk/'); ?>">Test</a>

<a href="<?php echo getUrlRedirect('../../', 'http://www.test.co.uk/'); ?>" target="_blank" >Test</a>

 <a target="_blank" href="%3C?php%20echo%20getUrlRedirect%28%27../../%27,%20%27http://www.scrapandstamp.co.uk/%27%29;%20?%3E">Test</a>