im trying to write a function that will sanitize data coming from the client side. im using zend framework and i know that it offers functions to do that. but im not using zend_form so i dont know how
In a web chat feature, users enter a name into a form. The names may be in international alphabets but special characters should be removed from the input string, where special means: characters not l
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Until now I\'ve been manually adding characters to replace that break my开发者_StackOverflow中文版 code.I\'d like to be a bit more proactive, so I found this function that is supposed to replace every
I\'m using the find_by_sql method, and I\'m not sure if what I am doing is safe? If its not how can I sanitize my variables?
How to prevent something I\'d call \"regex injection\"? I\'m using regular expressions to parse strings that might look like - one of the examples -
I am using Ruby to open a URL and read its content. The content type of the file I am reading is \'text/plain\'.
I\'m trying to remove everything from a string but just numbers (0-9). I thought this would work.. echo preg_replace(\"[^0-9]\",\"\",\'604-619-5135\');
Lets assume we have a user form that generates HTML input, and the following could be an example of what gets POSTed to PHP.