Look up addslashes and stripslashes in the manual. Normally you'd use
addslashes going into the db, and stripslashes coming out for display.
HTH Joe :)


"Anton Kolev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Any idea why when I print the value of $text, I get a backslash in front
of
> the result?
>
> $text=preg_replace("/\"/", "&quot;", $text);
> $text=preg_replace("/\"/", "A", $text);
> $text=str_replace("\"", "A", $text);
>
> Contrary:
>
> $text=preg_replace("/&/", "&amp;", $text);
>
> works quite well.
>
> cheerz
>
>
>



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