Hi,
I've sent a few emails thus far regarding adding apostrophe's through a PHP
script form into a MySQL database. The responses I received indicated to
me that I needed to get my hosting company to activate magic_quotes_gpc.
After several days of talking with what seems to be the sole tech s
Why isn't addslashes() working? You addslashes then you stripslashes()
:-)
Anyway, how about mysql_escape_string()?
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I don't see why addslashes wouldn't work, but why not roll your own?
$dbStr = preg_replace("/'/", "/\\'/");
I believe that, in MySQL, you can also double-up single quotes to escape
them:
$dbStr = preg_replace("/'/", "/''/");
HTH
Matt
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Tim Thorburn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've se
Whoops...helps if I write it legally.
$dbStr = preg_replace("/'/", "/\\'/", $dbStr);
$dbStr = preg_replace("/'/", "/''/", $dbStr);
M
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Matt Drake wrote:
> I don't see why addslashes wouldn't work, but why not roll your own?
>
> $dbStr = preg_replace("/'/", "/\\'/");
>
> I be
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