Ahh.. I was about to reply but nevermind. The two functions you're talking
about are addslashes() and stripslashes(). Yes those are very handy. :)
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> > Does anyone know of an easy way to store html code in a mysql database,
> and
> > then retreive it, in such a way that it can display the page as if it
were
> a
> > standard html page? Would using php be of benefit to me?
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> Figured it out. I completely forgot about two php functions that escape
> problem characters in databases and unescape them when retrieved.
>
> Problem solved.
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> Steve Osborne
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> <?php
> /* Happy Holidays */
> mysql_select_db('North_Pole');
> mysql_query('SELECT reindeer FROM stable WHERE nose_color="red"');
> ?>
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