Problems with incorporating markdown into a project

[Michel Fortin]

So it works when you remove the quotes... hum... are you using PHP?

If you get your data from PHP, make sure you disable or work around 
magic quotes. This "feature" of PHP is enabled on some servers and 
automatically escapes quotes from incoming post and url data.

See this: <http://ca3.php.net/security.magicquotes.disabling>

Beside, Markdown normalize newlines at the very start of the script, so 
different kinds of newline shouldn't be a problem.

Michel Fortin
michel.fortin at michelf.com
http://www.michelf.com/

Le 8 mai 2005, à 6:31, Ryan Booker a écrit :

> Wouldn't that mean that everything would fail?
>
> If I type the reference as:
>
> [1]: http://blah.com/ (title)
>
> instead of
>
> [1]: http://blah.com "title"
>
> it works.
>
> I going to check "escaping" of characters when I get home.  It seems
> to work fine on the command line, so it must be something to do with
> the quality of data passed from the html form to the markdown script.
>
> As for new line characters, I don't quit follow what you mean?  The
> input for the Markdown script etc comes from an html form.  Are you
> suggesting that the script files them selves have had their new line
> characters corrupted?