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Date: 03/29/99
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> After reading up on AddSlashes/StripSlashes I must confess that you are
> absolutely right.. sigh (mental note: RTFM) The original post of mr Colin
> Viebrock said though:
>
> > If you are storing serialized data in a database, you need to
> > serialize() the data, then addslashes(), then stick it in the DB.
> >
> > When you pull it out, stripslashes(), then unserialize().
>
> So, just don't use StripSlashes and everything works fine! :)
Well, the very next paragraph in my original post said:
> [Your server may be configured so the addslashes and stripslashes
> are automagically done for you.]
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