>> I had the same problem:
>>
>> So I tried stripslashes..
>> But Queries do break if unslashed ' or " are present.
>> and furthermore, there are many other problems ..
>>
>> So I created a function called "entities"..
>
>Why don't you simply use addslashes () again when you put the stuff into
>the DB?

Better yet, only use stripslashes() to display to the user.

If your code is well-organized, you need stripslashes() in only a couple
places, and that's it...

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