I have this echo,
echo "<a href = 'showdetails.php?name='$name'&type=movie'> </a>";
that is working as intend, but if
$name = Gulliver's Travels;
for example, I will only receive Gulliver in the other page.
Is there any way of 开发者_开发问答circumventing this?
Thanks,
Zenshi.
There are many characters that don't belong in URLs, so encode them all properly:
echo '<a href="showdetails.php?name=' . urlencode($name) . '&type=movie"> </a>';
The href
value should be enclosed in double quotes, not single quotes, since single quotes are allowed in URLs but double quotes aren't.
http://php.net/manual/en/function.urlencode.php
If you were putting this in any other type of HTML output than a link, you'd want to use htmlspecialchars.
I'd go for urlencode because you are using it as part of an URL:
echo "<a href = 'showdetails.php?name=".urlencode($name)."&type=movie'> </a>";
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