I have all my inputs from the user (that end up in a mysql table) go through mysql_real_escape_string() per php.net and most forum users.I honestly don\'t know what it does internally.
I am just going through some code and making sure that all user i开发者_StackOverflow社区nput is rune through mysql_real_escape_string() to prevent sql injections.For password input that are run throu
I have a textarea where users enter some information. Some users enter single and double quotes in their information and what i end up seeing in the开发者_运维技巧 page is â�� and all types of weir
Is it safe to sanitize the input with mysql_real_escape_string and then unescape line-breaks? For example:
I have WMD editor on my site, and i store the markdown in the DB. But before i send the markdown to database i filter it with mysql_real_escape_string, like that:
What\'s the best route for storingdata in 开发者_C百科MySQL. With MySQL should I just use, TEXT as my field type?
Is there any way someone can do a sql injection for checkboxes, radio buttons or drop-down menus (ex. country, year of birth)?
Could $user_input in the following code be chosen to make the MySQL query not behave as expected? <?
Correct my if I\'m wrong, but I thought mysql_real_escape_string was supposed to place escape characters in front of character like (\') and (\").The simple setup that I am using is below. I was expec
I\'ve never programmed in an environment with magic quotes turned on before.Now I\'m working on a project where it is.This is how I\'ve been setting up user accepted data situations: