If your site is through a web hosting service, most hosts automatically
precede certain characters (",' etc.) with backslahes on a form
submission. The characters you pointed out are often used as delimiters
so if your form submission is intended to write to a database, these
characters should
What's do you mean they're incorrect? Are they preceded by a slash?
Google for "php sql injection" and it'll help you fix it :) There's also a
detailed overview of this in the php manual under the mysql_ entries.
""christian tischler"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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DO you have same charset on your website and in the database??
On 3/27/06, christian tischler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> help please.
>
> probably something very simple, but not for me.
>
> when i use an online form on my website to add some text to my access
> database it saves certain caracter
help please.
probably something very simple, but not for me.
when i use an online form on my website to add some text to my access
database it saves certain caracters incorrectly (like ",'...)
please point me in the right direction.
christian
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found the problem:
In case someone wants to know.
I used Text as the column header - not a good idea. Changed it to Text1 and
everything works fine now.
Christian
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