asked on Displaying HTML code in textarea. How?
Here's what I've got in my source code:
<textarea name="metatags"><META NAME="DESCRIPTION" CONTENT="RTA Kitchen Cabinets Online, Wholesale Kitchen Cabinets, Buy RTA Cabinets Online, Maple RTA Cabinets"> <META NAME="ABSTRACT" CONTENT="RTA Cabinets, Maple Cabinets, Wholesale Cabinets, Buy Cabinets Online"> <META NAME="KEYWORDS" CONTENT="RTA Cabinet,RTA Kitchen Cabinets, Maple Cabinets, Kitchen Cabinets, buy kitchen cabinets, buy cabinets online, cabinets, rta cabinets, cabinet maker"> </textarea>
This is the result of my doing this:
<textarea name="metatags"><?php echo htmlspecialchars_decode($r
I'm not seeing anything. My textarea is blank.
What do I need to change?
<textarea name="metatags"><META NAME="DESCRIPTION" CONTENT="RTA Kitchen Cabinets Online, Wholesale Kitchen Cabinets, Buy RTA Cabinets Online, Maple RTA Cabinets"> <META NAME="ABSTRACT" CONTENT="RTA Cabinets, Maple Cabinets, Wholesale Cabinets, Buy Cabinets Online"> <META NAME="KEYWORDS" CONTENT="RTA Cabinet,RTA Kitchen Cabinets, Maple Cabinets, Kitchen Cabinets, buy kitchen cabinets, buy cabinets online, cabinets, rta cabinets, cabinet maker"> </textarea>
This is the result of my doing this:
<textarea name="metatags"><?php echo htmlspecialchars_decode($r
I'm not seeing anything. My textarea is blank.
What do I need to change?
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Ray Paseur
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Are you loading this as a *.PHP page or a *.HTML page? If it's just HTML, the PHP code won't execute.
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Please tell us from a high-level, non-technical perspective: What are you trying to achieve? The <textarea> is used for HTML input - a place for a client to type information that gets sent to the server. So this looks very unusual, to be loading a textarea up with things that are normally found in the <head> of the HTML document. Plus, these are not valid HTML markup, but we can deal with that in another question. For now, just tell us the objectives and we can probably show you a good way to go about things.
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