> When a user fills out a form field that includes an apostrophe <ex. Jen's >,
> the verify screen shows it as <Jen\'s> and it
That's because magic_quotes_gpc is enabled in your php.ini file. You can
turn this off if you wish, or simply do a stripslashes() on the string
you are displaying.
> is then input into the database as <Jen\'s> - automatically adding
> the backslash.
No, here you are confused. Unless you are doing an addslashes() yourself,
it will go into MySQL correctly.
-Rasmus
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