Check your php.ini for 'magic_quotes_' directives and turn them off.
--Jani
On Tue, 4 Jun 2002, Magnus M wrote:
>No, I'm not adding slashes, but somewhere something adding slashes.
>
>I'm using a form with some fields, lets call one of the XYZ and it's
>those that I want to be
No, I'm not adding slashes, but somewhere something adding slashes.
I'm using a form with some fields, lets call one of the XYZ and it's
those that I want to be spellchecked. So i send them to a function
I've made for spellchecking $_POST['XYZ']..
Now if $_POST['XYZ'] = I'm having some problems
Actually, I did not understand your original email, I guess. Sorry.
If you check a word with a ' character in it, php will pass it unchanged
to the pspell library. No backslashes inserted. If you are getting a
backslash inserted there, please check your code and see what you are
passing to psp
Ok.. But can't this be overruled somehow in the extension
to trick pspell to think it's just I've instead of I\'ve?
On Mon, 03 Jun 2002 12:24:16 -0700
Vlad Krupin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I believe you would have to complain to Kevin Atkinson about that
> (author of pspell), but I think he
I believe you would have to complain to Kevin Atkinson about that
(author of pspell), but I think he has a good reason for doing it the
way he did, so chances are it won't change.
Anyway, not a PHP problem, AFAICS.
Vlad
Magnus M@ wrote:
>Hi!
>
>I wrote a function that will spellcheck $var.
>
