How can I allow a symbol to be permitted in PHP?
I creating this Twitter application and I can’t see to get the php script to accept #ANYTOPIC, where as ANYTOPIC has been inserted by the user in a previous form. However the error lies in the fact the # is there. It needs to be there in order for Twitter to see it as a topic. How can I keep the # without PHP attempting to read it as a part of code?
Use the character entity for the “#” symbol if the escape doesn’t work for you:
& #35 ; (without spaces)
& #35 ; = #
Ron
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