OK, I use an older version of PHP where mysql_real_esacpe_strings isn't
avail. But nevertheless I would always prefer double-quoting with
$descrip_field=str_replace("'","''",$$descrip_field);
This is because I got lot's of Problems with different languages on
different databases when you try to m
Hi leegold,
I don't know what mysql_real_escape_string would do, because it isn't a
standard-php-function. So I don't regard it and talk about the basics.
In fact you have a string delimiter in "Librarian's Edition" so you have to
escape it to make MySQL know where the string really ends.
The
leegold wrote:
I'm ripping hair out, here's the problem...I'm trying to insert content
cited below into a field and it's causing this error, ie. there's
content i just cannot insert into the DB an it's causing the following
error message:
"You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that
I'm ripping hair out, here's the problem...I'm trying to insert content
cited below into a field and it's causing this error, ie. there's
content i just cannot insert into the DB an it's causing the following
error message:
"You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds
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