i would say do this....
urlencode the string (it should use %22 or something for the quote marks)
then un encode on the recieving page
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one thing you might try is this....
$sql = 'SELECT * FROM whatever WHERE';
while ( $quotes = explode('"', $Keywords) ) {
$q = 0;
$s = 0;
if ($q *= 2) {
}else {
if ($q == 0) {
$or = ' ';
} else {
$or=' or'
}
$sql = $sql . $or . ' Keywords=/'' . $quotes[$q] . '/ ' ;
$q++;
}
}else{
if ($s == 0) {
$or = '';
} else {
$or=' or';
$s = 0;
while ( $spaces = explode(' ', $quotes[$q] ) {
$sql = $sql . ' Keyword=/''. $spaces[$s] . '/';
$s++
}
}
this is most defnitly wrong in many ways, but i'm not gonna spend another
hour thinking up what's wrong with it and bug hunt. this gives an idea. heh,
you were probably just woundering about urlencode or stripslashes... oh well
just a thought. maybe a pro could step in and say something useful.
-A
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