addHTML fixes for PHP 5.3 #270
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I updated the test for addHTML to include some common html entities, quoted text and ampersand. |
Adding some HTML Entities to the test for addHTML
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Thanks @bskrtich. I'll merge this ASAP. |
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Is this issue of embedded & definitely fixed as we're having issues with it, I've had to convert them to ' and ' in order to get the doc generated? We're Using 0.12.0 of phpword and PHP 5.3.10. It doesn't matter if we use htmlspecialchars or not, we pass it in correctly as '& ;' (without the space) and what gets outputted to the file is '&'. |
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I found 2 bugs with the addHTML function. One when running under PHP 5.3 the default character encoding is ISO-8859-1 (This was changed to UTF-8 in PHP 5.4) which causes loadXML to hork because of it converts things like & nbsp ; to non-valid UTF-8 characters. The second is when you try to use an ampersand in the html you are trying to convert to docx.