It looks like you might be running addslashes multiple times, which
means you would need to run stripslashes multiple times. This usually
happens when you run addslashes on the data before entering into the
database, but also have magic quotes enabled (which does the same
thing). Use get_magic_quotes_gpc to test if magic quotes if enabled
before running your own addslashes, or just turn off magic quotes.
Otherwise run stripslashes a few times (kind of messy).
On Feb 1, 2005, at 6:28 PM, Chris Payne wrote:
Hi there everyone,
What’s the best way to remove slashes to stop the following from being
output from a string:
City = HYPERLINK "file:///\\\\\\'Alliance\\"\\\'Alliance\\\'
Say the string is called $city, I tried the following:
Stripslashes($city); but it didn’t seem to work?
Chris
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