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- Does amp; or #038; or mean the same thing in code?
We have a client that uses a wordpress blog, when he pastes in our video embed code it changes 's into #038; so for a workaround he has to re-write #038; as amp; Does this break code? Would doing something like <code>< code> in wordpress fix the issue? Example:
- php - Wordpress | Convert #038; to - Stack Overflow
The only problem Wordpress encodes the in #038; I tried to decode the special characters but nothing Browsing the net, I found on another question here on stackoverflow, the possibility of using: html_entity_decode But if I echo in frontend, it works perfectly, but when I click on the link it is converted back to: #038; example:
- php - Convert #038 back to ampersand - Stack Overflow
When I try to compare each post title to the submitted selection, the if statement never finds a match because the #038 and don't match up I've tried using htmlspecialchars_decode() on the titles from wordpress, but this doesn't decode the #038 back into and
- or what should be used for (ampersand) if we are using UTF-8 in . . .
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- php - Wordpress changing into #038; - Stack Overflow
Convert #038 back to ampersand 1 Php automatically encoding in Wordpress 0
- How to forbidden wordpress url exchange ` ` to `#038;`?
I want to pass some value through url in wordpress, but I met some trouble that wordpress will exchange amp; to #038; automatically, how to make a amp; still as a amp; ? I noticed in wp-includes
- WordPress: remove #038 from shortcode - Stack Overflow
The fact is when you use the Visual Editor, the will be changed to amp; But if you use the Text Editor, single followed by no character remains the same while sth will be changed to #038;sth
- What exactly does 3. 4E + - 38 (7 digits) mean? [closed]
I'm trying to understand the range of data types For non-floating point numbers it's easy enough, but then for float and double the ranges are listed as: float: 3 4E + - 38 (7 digits) double: 1
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