Hy guys, This is given me hard times. I have a simple form, I copy / paste news into my databasefor additional content;
开发者_运维问答I\'ve run into an interesting problem. If I submit my PHP form the \"tradtional\" way with an action via post I capture the form data as follows:
My server is running PHP 5.2.17 and I have disabled magic quotes with a php.ini file. I have an array of strings some are like
I re开发者_运维问答ad in some tutorials/example that this function will save in database the <a href=\"http://foo.com\">foo</a>
Take for example this $username = mysql_real_escape_string($_GET[\'username\']); $password = mysql_real_escape_string($_GET[\'password\']);
check out the method below. If entered value in text box is \\mysql_real_escape_string will return duble backslash but preg_replace will return SQL with only one backslash. Im not that good with regul
I have two databases($db1, $db2) with exact table structure(table1). $db2.table1 has new rows which i want to insert into $db1.table1 (i.e. if $db2 is new and $db1 is old, I want to update $db1 with n
In the code below, the second line posts $comment to Twitter. Wh开发者_如何学Pythonen $comment below has apostrophes in it, they are preceded in the Tweet with a backslash.How can I get rid of the ba
I didnt find a real solution for this. As many others now I use a jquery wysiwyg editor and save the output in mysql. The problem occurs when I load back into editor and save it again. The backslash a
I am using a dataHandler library to handle all of my db inserts / updates, etc. The library has the following functions:
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