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PHP echo Displaying HTML Code, Not Desired HTML Content
In the following page, notice the section "Product Information" http://goo.gl/pRk70
Why won't this content display properly? It's acting like I've used htmlspecialchars or htmlentities but I haven't.
The database entry is as such:
<font size="1" face="Univers-Condens edLight&qu ot;>< ;font size="1" face="Univers-Condens edLight&qu ot;>• Easily switches between speakerphone, headset, and handset modes</font></fon t><p align="LEFT"> <font size="1" face="Univers-Condens edLight&qu ot;>< ;font size="1" face="Univers-Condens edLight&qu ot;>• 32-character LCD display shows number dialed, length of call, and other useful information</p><p >
• 36-entry phone book</p><p>
• 99-number incoming and outgoing call history directories let you easily access past call information</p><p >
• Mute button allows private off-line conversation without other party hearing your conversation</p>< p>
• Caller ID with on Call Waiting</p><p>
• Distinctive rings for each line</p><p>
• One-touch speed dial and search/sort speed dialing</p><p>
• Repetitive redial</p><p>
• FSK and expanded PBX message waiting indicator</p><p&g t;
• Nonvolatile RAM protects stored information if power is lost</p></font> ;</font >
Why won't this content display properly? It's acting like I've used htmlspecialchars or htmlentities but I haven't.
The database entry is as such:
<font size="1" face="Univers-Condens
• 36-entry phone book</p><p>
• 99-number incoming and outgoing call history directories let you easily access past call information</p><p
• Mute button allows private off-line conversation without other party hearing your conversation</p><
• Caller ID with on Call Waiting</p><p>
• Distinctive rings for each line</p><p>
• One-touch speed dial and search/sort speed dialing</p><p>
• Repetitive redial</p><p>
• FSK and expanded PBX message waiting indicator</p><p&g
• Nonvolatile RAM protects stored information if power is lost</p></font>
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