Dang, that's a shame that disabling it in your .htaccess file doesn't do the
trick. I was hoping it would work since that's the quickest and easiest
solution without editing php.ini. And it's guaranteed to shut it off.
I assume that your web host can't/won't disable this option on your account?
If it's shared hosting they generally can't easily disable something like
that without impacting everyone else on the server. If it absolutely cannot
be disabled via the php.ini file (for whatever reason), then try adding the
following to your app.php and app_dev.php files:
ini_set ('magic_quotes_gpc', 0);
Put this on the first line (before any includes) in both of those.
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