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Storing a Hyperlink in an FM text field

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I want to store link text similar to this in a text field and then have it work on a web page:

Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

  • 3 months later...

The technique you have described can be done, but you will have to escape each of the " characters when storing the HTML markup as a text string.

This looks something like: "http:www.page.com"

After the code is stored in your database the Web Page can be built dynamically from within a PHP page using the getField() API function and the PHP ECHO command.

Hope this helps.

Use getFieldUnencoded();

getField() will HTML encode the string, getFieldUnencoded() will not -- this is a security feature.

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