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Posted by Simon Harris on 03/23/07 22:33
> It's weird... if magic_quotes_runtime were on, that would be the cause.
> But if its off, I suppose that when you insert data into mysql using
> mysql_real_escape_string(), it's in fact quoted twice before inserting.
>
> Maybe you're inserting data that comes from GET/POST?
> If so, check also magic_quotes_gpc directive.
magic_quotes_gpc is on, and yes I am inserting data from a POST.
I take it from this there is a conflict when using
mysql_real_escape_string() together with magic_quotes_gpc, as I understand
it, my POST data is effectivley being double escaped?
I wish I could rememeber why I started using mysql_real_escape_string() in
the first place - There was something that wasn't working, but perhaps I
mis-diagnosed it, although mysql_real_escape_string() fixed the issue!
Thank you for your help - I will stop using mysql_real_escape_string() for
now and wait for the issue to reappear, then have a re-think. Although If I
am wrong in what I have posted above...Please do let me know!
Simon.
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