Re: [PHP] Display HTML/PHP code on a web page

Don't really understand the problem but htmlspecialchars() will convert:

<b>Justin & Co</b>

into

&lt;b&gt;Justin &amp; Co&lt;/b&gt;

.... which will solve half your problem... not sure what to do with php
code... perhaps the same thing...

Or, you may want to look at show_source() and highlight_file() as
well...


Justin


On Thursday, July 17, 2003, at 02:59 PM, Jason Paschal wrote:

> I've googled for it, but nothing came up. How do I display code on a
> page without it being executed?
> i want the page to display HTML code as it would look if you typed it
> into an editor (not encoded), and the code I want to display is being
> spit out by PHP. Which functions should i look at? i can get it to
> display with urlencode, but, of course, it's encoded.
> Thank you,
> Jason
>
> P.S. a bit more info:
> I'm pulling a file from my site like this: $file =
> file("http://..../file.php");
> it works fine, but i want to be able to print out lines that meet a
> certain criteria, and that includes any of the html source that comes
> along with it.
> however, the the search script tries to execute the lines instead of
> displaying them.
> i don't want to write this to a file and then display as this is for
> admin purposes and i want to be able to do quick scans from a browser,
> and i want the matches to display underneath the search form, which I
> can do, but I make a note of it because the page still has to react as
> an html page (form submission).
> this make any sense?
>
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