Preserved Topic: PHP: form submitting

tell me, when im annoying you with my php questions.
2 Qs:

ok, im doing this admin-script and the user should also be able to write a new article in a textarea. the problem is the article could be very long. 500+ characters. and it seems as if a variable cant hold that amount of chars.

index.php?content=blabla.....(very long blabla)....

so is there a way around this?

2:
im using strip_tags() to strip the tags (who'd guess that) but i wont want them to be stripped if the user makes a new line. ( '\n' character).
should i manually do a convert from \n to <br&gt by parsing through the whole string or is there an easier way to do this?

big thanks in advance.

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GRUMBLE: I tried something similar and, as InI says, there are limitations. I'd assign the data to a session variable and then submit that.

Emps

uh, thanks ini, that worked!!!

[This message has been edited by GRUMBLE (edited 12-15-2001).]

BTW this may help
nl2br



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