On Mon, 3 May 1999, Mark Turner wrote:
>I have a web app using mySQL and PHP. I am also switching web hosting
>provider and have an interesting issue that has cropped up.
>
>Old system is mySQL 3.21.30 and PHP 3.0.3 and everything works as
>expected.
>
>New system is mySQL 3.21.31 and PHP 3.0 and when i query a varchar field
>that has a double quote character in it, it will display with a preceding
>back-slash escape character. A query in the mysql client does not show
>the back-slash.
>
>Any thoughts? Compile option? Is it PHP or mySQL?
PHP, i guess. check php.ini for magic_quotes or something like
that. and read PHP manual, section about php.ini. you can
override php 'default' options by setting your own options at
the top of the script.
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Davor Cengija
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