Yes, it turns out the production server did not have a
php.ini file!!!
I copied the php.ini-recommended file into place, and it
has magic_quotes_gpc off and that did the trick.
Thanks much!
Skip
Chris wrote:
The ini setting is magic_quotes_gpc (
http://www.php.net/ref.info#ini.magic-quotes-gpc ). If that doesn't work
the it's mostly like an issue in your code, make sure there aren't any
differences.
Chris
skip evans wrote:
I'm sorry, I totally misnamed the subject of this email. It's the
slashes that are getting inserted, but as I said only on one server,
not the other.
So I don't want to change the code, if I can help it. I hope there is
a setting that will prevent this from happening.
Skip
base64 wrote:
try this :
<?
$str = "\'u\',0,\'account\',1";
echo stripslashes($str);
?>
On 7/6/07, skip evans <skip@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey all,
I have the following in a text field in the database.
'u',0,'account',1
One my dev server if I update this in the database I get
the same string. On my production server I get this:
\'u\',0,\'account\',1
I thought setting magic_quotes=Off would disable this,
but it did not.
Can someone tell me what does this and how to disable it?
Thanks!
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