I\'m using mysql_real_escape_string to escape a string before inserting it into my mysql database. Everything\'s working fine, except that the character ’ is getting missed and turned into â€
Firstly magic quotes & runtime are disabled correctly in php.ini, and confirmed by phpinfo(). PHP version: 5.3.4
In ruby ActiveRecord doesn\'t provide dynamic binding for update and insert sqls, of course i can use raw sql, but that need maintain connection, so i want to know if there is simpler way to escape up
In one of my application I\'m using zend framework. web/applicati开发者_Go百科on server, database server are physically different. now i\'m using mysql_real_escape_string for security where i am givin
would I need to use real escape in both my INSERT and SELECT FROM statements开发者_JAVA技巧? why the syntax I\'m using in the following example isn\'t working (It\'s just one of the many ways I\'ve t
I have a registration system which r开发者_开发知识库equests a users name.Some people have an apostrophe in their surname and it\'s preventing the data from being written to the MySQL database table (
Is there an easier way of safely extracting submitted variables other than the following? if(isset($_REQUEST[\'kkld\'])) $kkld=mysql_real_escape_string($_REQUEST[\'kkld\']);
If I type \' into my search bar I get a mysql error as the \"sting\" has not been escaped- it think. But the reason why I cant escape it is because I dont think it currently is a string.
Working with MySQL lately, from PHP, I am wondering about this: What is the performance impact by using mysql_real_escape_string() multiple times at a script?
I am very confused over something and was wondering if someone could explain. In PHP i validate user input so htmlentitiies, mysql_real_escape_string is used before inserting into database, not on ev
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