PHP seems to automatically be escaping quotes on my $_POST variables.
magic_quotes_gpc is set to On in your php.ini file. You can use
stripslashes()to undo its effect or alter this behavior on a
script-by-script basis using ini_set().
Larry
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PHP seems to automatically be escaping quotes on my $_POST variables.
Am I talking rubbish, or is this some setting? It is annoying me
greatly.
check the smart_quotes_gpc stuff.
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PHP seems to automatically be escaping quotes on my $_POST variables.
Am I talking rubbish, or is this some setting? It is annoying me
greatly.
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I'm making a website for a friend, and trying to do everything the right
way. I want to add slashes to EGPCS values. I know how to use this,
but one of the comments on the get_magic_quotes_gpc entry in the manual
points out that it wouldn't work with arrays in these values - and they
have a
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