Well, I appreciate your input. But the backslashes are (well, were) there.
And I wasn't putting them in. Here's what the sequence was:
If you leave the default of Magic Quotes on in php.ini, you are adding
the backslashes on every GET/POST/COOKIE data element as it comes in.
I have a form
I'm getting multiple backslashes in data I get out of a mysql database.
That's crazy...
You'd have to be adding an awful lot of backslashes *before* you put it in
there.
MySQL eats up one (1) set of \s when it reads data.
1. $string = stripslashes($string); - Doesn't do anything
Sure it
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