> New PHP (long time PERL user) here. I am using an Access database - > yeah I know Access is crap, but I have no choice. Anyway, it seems that > this magic backslash thing is unavoidable. As I understand it, I can shut > it off at the .ini level, but I am running this app on a hosted server with > other apps - I haven't the choice to make that change. The question is > this... > > Can I override the magic_quotes_gpc setting at the script level? (i.e. on > the fly, for this script only?) If not, I am guessing I need to remove the > single quotes on the client side (javascript) prior to submitting the data? > (any other ideas on how to handle this without changing the .ini?)
You can use ini_set() in all of your scripts (or include file), or .htaccess depending on your server. php_value magic_quotes_gpc 0 Does Access escape it's quotes with an additional ' instead of an \ ? If so, then you should look at magic_quotes_sybase. Turning it on will escape strings with a ' instead of an \. It also can be set in .htaccess or ini_set(). ---John Holmes... -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
