Dillon, John wrote:
I have a text box on a web page and submit button. The php code sends the text as an email. If the text includes an inverted comma/apostrophe the email will include a backslash before it, thus: \'. I know how to str_replace in php, but what do I need to replace the apostrophe with to avoid the \? The HTML for ' is ' if that helps. I've looked at ASCII in google, but am unenlightened. Can't find the answer in php.net under mail() function either.
John
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