[ad_1] //your double quotes come in this line: $values=”<option value=”” . $row[‘name’] . ‘”>”‘ . $row[‘name’] . ‘”</option>’; //change it to: $values=”<option value=”” . $row[‘name’] . ‘”>’ . $row[‘name’] . ‘</option>’; 0 [ad_2] solved How to remove double quotes from an echo statement [closed]
[ad_1] try if ($_POST[“answer”] == ‘”‘) or if ($_POST[“answer”] == “\””) maybe apache or php escaping ” from $_POST, then use if ($_POST[“answer”] == ‘\”‘) 4 [ad_2] solved Can I make this work in php if ($_POST[“answer”] == “””) [closed]
[ad_1] Simple with str_replace: <?php $string = “\b\fs\’80.\b”; $replacement = 4; echo str_replace(“\\'”, $replacement, $string); [ad_2] solved How to find the substring \’ in string, PHP
[ad_1] You start by taking the string. ansible-playbook delete.yml –extra-vars “host=5.955.595 user=root pass=anotherpw vm=myVm” Then you escape all special characters. In this case, that’s just the 2 double-quotes. ansible-playbook delete.yml –extra-vars \”host=5.955.595 user=root pass=anotherpw vm=myVm\” Then you surround that with double-quotes, to make it a Java string literal. “ansible-playbook delete.yml –extra-vars \”host=5.955.595 user=root pass=anotherpw vm=myVm\”” … Read more