"Marek Kilimajer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> As you have magic_quotes on, automatically happens *addslashes*, now you
> need to reverse the proces
I think I see where you're going, but I'm not sure that's the correct
avenue here. If sla
As you have magic_quotes on, automatically happens *addslashes*, now you
need to reverse the proces
Steve Yates wrote:
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try
$_POST['Credit_Card_Number']=stripslashes($_POST['Credit_Card_Number']
"Marek Kilimajer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> try
> $_POST['Credit_Card_Number']=stripslashes($_POST['Credit_Card_Number']);
But if magic_quotes_gpc=on shouldn't that happen automatically?
- Steve Yates
- Brainstorm? No, but I had a b
try
$_POST['Credit_Card_Number']=stripslashes($_POST['Credit_Card_Number']);
Steve Yates wrote:
Hello,
I recently implemented a database using MySQL that is storing selected
fields encrypted. However on a very small number of records the decrypted
result is not correct for some fields, for exa
Hello,
I recently implemented a database using MySQL that is storing selected
fields encrypted. However on a very small number of records the decrypted
result is not correct for some fields, for example for this credit card
number:
-99-ÏF¡hßxø
It appears in fact the same way as the
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