Re: [xtodo-users] Changing form input

[Ben Wilson]

Try this (I try to avoid embedding functions when building strings):

$text = stripslashes($text);
$output[] = "<input type='text' name='todo-description' size='55'
value='$text' />";

On 11/29/06, Clive Shane Hetherington <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi People,
>
> I am just starting to use xtodo - it's great. I am trying to change the form
> description input so that rather than have one line for input I want a small box
> of three lines (3 rows by 55 cols). I have tried changing the line below using
> the textarea code . . . like
> <textarea id='text' name='text' rows='3' cols='55'></textarea><br />
> But I cannot get this to work around the .stripslashes($text). part? Any
> suggestions? I want to be able to have about 150 characters input. Is this 
> possible?
>
> function XToDoFormDescription($text) {
>      $output[] = "<input type='text' name='todo-description' size='55'
> value=\"".stripslashes($text)."\" />";
>
>      return implode('', $output);
>
> All help would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
>
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