Re: Displaying apostrophes

Do not use Sanitize or h() or something similar before save. Do not
use them twice on output.

On Jan 26, 6:05 pm, Céryl <c.a.h.wilt...@student.tue.nl> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have currently developed a new problem in my website.
> When storing a name into the database wich contains an apostrophe
> ( ' ), it stores this in the DB as &#39; the ASCII code for it.
> (that's Amperand, Poundsign, 39, semicolon in case googlegroups parses
> it also)
>
> Now some of my pages parse this correctly and display the apostrophe,
> some display the ASCII code. I can't find what makes it display it
> differently on some pages and not on the others... Even escaping it
> with a \ just makes it display \' on one page and \$#39 on the other.
>
> Both get the same data through the same model... Well, it's just
> simply the same site, just consistently different per page... Any
> clues what might be the problem?

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