No problem... I think the mysql_real_escape_string suggestion has
been posted on one of these lists before, so that could be where we
both saw it initially.
I think if you have magic quotes on (which basically everyone
considers not a good idea these days because it's better to be in
control of that kind of thing) and additionally escape it then the
data will get written with extra slashes and need stripslashes when
you retrieve it. I've seen that happen before.
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