You can use addslashes .. which would be
$check = addslashes($check);
Then when you extract the information from the database to be displayed you
want to you
would need to stripslashes as such
$check = stripslashes($check);
It's typically a good idea to always add/strip slashes on any field where
you think a ' or " might be used.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Sudeep Sarath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 02, 2004 3:16 AM
To: Php-windows mailing list
Subject: [PHP-WIN] quotes in mysql
Hi friends,
I have a 'textarea' in my php page and i need to put the details typed in
that textarea box to my MySQL database. The content in the textarea box
is(for example) : I'm a good boy.
and insert string is:
insert into table_name (describe) values('" . $check . "')
where check is the variable that stores the POST data of textarea. Also the
field "describe" is of a text datatype.
what happens is that i can't take the content string to the database.
B'cause it contains I'm (a single quote in between I and m) which confuses
mySql that string terminates after I. Is there any solution for this problem
as we cannot tell the users "dont put quotes in textarea".
....SuDeEp...
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