Thanks everyone. I ended up using a combination of the htmlspecialchars and
the stripslashes commands. The htmlspecialchars function has an example
about halfway down that I ended up using.
Thanks =)
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> Take a look at the php website on the function addslashes.
> Y
hi,
thanx! my magic_quotes_runtime is set to off.
actually, i managed to do a double stripslashes to my form fields eg.
stripslashes(stripslashes($field1)).. this worked well but still if the
input box is a textbox and i have a value that has a double quote ( " ) as
part of it, anything after the
Just a quick post to say that I resolved this issue. Thanks, JJ, for taking
the time to reply. Turns out it WAS just something stupid like I thought. A
bad HREF pointing to an old version of the page without the addslashes()
stuff implemented.
Rich
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