In my data scrubbing function, I pass it a content type (phone, city, SSN,
etc), do whatever scrubbing/filtering I'm going to do on that type of content,
then after everything's done, then I do the mysql_real_escape_string() on it
and return that to where the function was called.
That way, ever
On Thu, April 26, 2007 4:02 am, Sebe wrote:
> i always use intval() on something i'm inserting into database that
> *should* be a integer. i don't know if there is a difference or a good
> reason to pick one or the other.. i'm not Richard so maybe he can
> create
> an interesting story for us on th
Chris wrote:
Thufir wrote:
I couldn't get the page to load when the logic for line 31, "($id ==
$_POST[recordID])", was in the query. Can the logic for that be
moved to the
query? I expect so.
$query = "SELECT contacts.id, px_items.id, title, notes
FROM contacts, px_items WHERE contacts
Thufir wrote:
I couldn't get the page to load when the logic for line 31, "($id ==
$_POST[recordID])", was in the query. Can the logic for that be moved to the
query? I expect so.
$query = "SELECT contacts.id, px_items.id, title, notes
FROM contacts, px_items WHERE contacts.id=px_items.id
2007. 04. 26, csütörtök keltezéssel 08.28-kor Thufir ezt írta:
> I couldn't get the page to load when the logic for line 31, "($id ==
> $_POST[recordID])", was in the query. Can the logic for that be moved to the
> query? I expect so.
>
> I tried changing the where clause of the query, no go.
I couldn't get the page to load when the logic for line 31, "($id ==
$_POST[recordID])", was in the query. Can the logic for that be moved to the
query? I expect so.
I tried changing the where clause of the query, no go.
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