RE: Test

Hello,

You are right, just for clarity the directives mentioned before are:

magic_quotes_runtime [on|off]
= if it's turned on single and double quotes (' and ") will be escaped with a blackslash. Escaping is applied to every source which comes from outside of PHP -- in other words and more informally -- not genarated by your own script(such as db or file read) - automagically.

[also have a look at these functions: set_magic_quotes_runtime(int), int get_magic_quotes_runtime()]

magic_quotes_sybase [on|off]
= if it's *also* turned on PHP single quotes (') will be escaped with another ' instead of blackslash (\).
It effects only if magic_quotes_runtime is turned on.

Papp Gyozo
- pgerzson(at)freestart(dot)hu

----- Original Message -----
From: "Mitch Vincent" <mvincent(at)cablespeed(dot)com>
To: <pgsql-php(at)postgresql(dot)org>
Sent: 2001. június 15. 01:00
Subject: Re: [PHP] Re: Re(2): Test (fwd)

> > you can use the addslashes() function. This will make O'Brien O\'Brien
> and
> > the db will take it. In php4 this happens by default
>
> Not really by default, it's a configuration option to have that happen
> to data coming from forms. I forget the exact name of the parameter in the
> php.ini file, but it's something like magic_quotes_runtime or some such
> beast.
>
> Just an FYI..
>
>
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