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&amp;times is the character entity for the little X multiplication sign. &nbsp;It's working correctly. &nbsp;Please look at it in the browser's &quot;view source&quot; window and tell us what you see, thanks.
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&times is the character entity for the little X multiplication sign.  It's working correctly.  Please look at it in the browser's "view source" window and tell us what you see, thanks.

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how can I make &quot;&amp;times&quot; display &quot;&amp;times&quot; instead of &quot;x&quot; ?<br />
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I understand the issue now. ASCII ugg
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how can I make "&times" display "&times" instead of "x" ?

I understand the issue now. ASCII ugg

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I will just wrap it in a text box. Was building a configuration system for one of our advertising systems. You identified the ASCII value and that is what was going on. I completely forgot about those. Sadly I thought the ASCII value had to end with the ; but I guess not.
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I will just wrap it in a text box. Was building a configuration system for one of our advertising systems. You identified the ASCII value and that is what was going on. I completely forgot about those. Sadly I thought the ASCII value had to end with the ; but I guess not.

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FYI the wrapper did not work. The &amp;amp; solution did the trick.
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FYI the wrapper did not work. The &amp; solution did the trick.

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I am setting a value but it is being changed. Not sure why.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28984771-1">$field .= '&amp;timestamp_unix=#{timestamp_unix}';</code></pre>
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It is outputted as &quot;×tamp_unix=#{timestamp_un<wbr />ix}&quot; instead of &quot;&amp;timestamp_unix=#{timesta<wbr />mp_unix}&quot;<br />
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If I put something infront of &quot;time&quot; it is outputted correctly with the text in front. If I use str_replace to try to format it the way I want it reverts to the same issue.
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I am setting a value but it is being changed. Not sure why.

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It is outputted as "×tamp_unix=#{timestamp_unix}" instead of "&timestamp_unix=#{timestamp_unix}"

If I put something infront of "time" it is outputted correctly with the text in front. If I use str_replace to try to format it the way I want it reverts to the same issue.

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