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[amalesh]

Hi!

Today I installed the new version. I changed the two vars $base_dir and $enable_install and let kplaylist run. The login was no problem but then I recognized an empty file/dir list but with all the icons for the directories.

After changing the following two lines in the function checkchs($in) it worked again:

return htmlentities($in);
// return htmlspecialchars($in,ENT_QUOTES,"ISO-8859-1");

ciao, amalesh

[aba]

Hi!

Today I installed the new version. I changed the two vars $base_dir and $enable_install and let kplaylist run. The login was no problem but then I recognized an empty file/dir list but with all the icons for the directories.

After changing the following two lines in the function checkchs($in) it worked again:

return htmlentities($in);
// return htmlspecialchars($in,ENT_QUOTES,"ISO-8859-1");

ciao, amalesh

How did you find the error? What version of PHP are you running?

Åge

[amalesh]

How did you find the error? What version of PHP are you running?
Åge

I checked the code and found the two lines from above. (Or what do you mean with "How did you find..."?)
I'm running PHP 4.0.6 as a module under W2K.

ciao, amalesh

[aba]

How did you find the error? What version of PHP are you running?
Åge

I checked the code and found the two lines from above. (Or what do you mean with "How did you find..."?)
I'm running PHP 4.0.6 as a module under W2K.

What i meant was, did PHP log errors about the htmlspecialchars function, so you could comment it out?

Åge

[amalesh]

What i meant was, did PHP log errors about the htmlspecialchars function, so you could comment it out? :)
Åge

No. I just recognized the empty file and dir lists. There was no output (neither filename nor an error) in the browser or the page source-code.

After some "try and error" I found the solution described in my first posting.

ciao, amalesh

[Guest]

What i meant was, did PHP log errors about the htmlspecialchars function, so you could comment it out?
Åge

No. I just recognized the empty file and dir lists. There was no output (neither filename nor an error) in the browser or the page source-code.

After some "try and error" I found the solution described in my first posting.

ciao, amalesh

That's strange. Really. As we are currently not able to find out why, we've switched back using htmlentities again.

[V@no]

at the beginning kplaylist was using htmlentities, but it doesnt let display not english letters, and it displays 'codes', htmlspecialchars solved the problem.