Re: datetime strings and using sanitize->cleanArray()

2006-07-31 Thread Chris Lamb
On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 02:34:29 -0700 "AD7six" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Why use sanitize at all? Data sent to the DB get´s escaped anyway, so > it´s not exactly necessary. I thought the intention of the sanitize > class was for example, so you could still escape your custom sql > queries easily.

Re: datetime strings and using sanitize->cleanArray()

2006-07-31 Thread ianh
I think I tried it because I couldn't see data being escaped on the DB - perhaps there a config setting I have overlooked? I decided to test it further. Without calling sanitize from a beforeSave() function within app_model I entered a javascript string into an input field, just simple script tag

Re: datetime strings and using sanitize->cleanArray()

2006-07-31 Thread kitten
> I then put code to clean the $this->data array in the app_model to try > to setup automatic cleaning of all saved data. What I found was that > because cleanArray() cleans everything without mercy, including html > encoding on everything, it encoded the hyphens in teh datetime format > (not the

Re: datetime strings and using sanitize->cleanArray()

2006-07-31 Thread AD7six
Hi ianh, Why use sanitize at all? Data sent to the DB get´s escaped anyway, so it´s not exactly necessary. I thought the intention of the sanitize class was for example, so you could still escape your custom sql queries easily. If you still want to use sanitize (that means your data is getting c