On Thursday 25 Feb 2010 15:45:15 Keyne wrote: > troels knak-nielsen wrote: > > Magic quotes is an ini setting. It's by far the most plausible > > explanation for your symptoms. Note that this kind of problem is a bit > > tricky to deal with, because it happens on write-time. So even if you > > correct the cause of the problem, you also need to go back and > > manually fix the corrupted data. > > To solve my problem, I had to remove slashes manually in the database. > And now, like I said, I don't have any slashes in my data row. > > Maybe you have to do the same Jurian.
After I looked at my php.ini a second, third, even fourth time I found magic quotes were on. I am ashamed to say ;) We have several servers and some of these run in a vm locally to develop with. A reinstall, what I just did, put the default php.ini back which caused magic quotes on again. I immediately added an init method to the bootstrap which raises a big error if it's on again :) Thanks for all the (useless, I'm sorry) effort. Regards, Jurian -- Jurian Sluiman CTO Soflomo V.O.F. http://soflomo.com
