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Date: 07/02/00
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> Simply,
> use the PHP function addslashes() on the string you are inserting into
the
> database. It will 'escape' any of those pesky user entered problems.
Will this work for %s as well? And if not, can anyone explain why putting %
in a text string will screw up unpredictably (removes next two characters,
or adds 0.000000 to the string, or deletes the entire rest of string,
apparently at random; escaping it doesn't seem to solve the problem) with
insert (into a MySQL db), but if I go correct it with update, it's just
fine?
Sue
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