I've just read some of that page about it, but it's all gobble-de-gook to me.
Yes I have noticed the % where there are spaces.
The methods I read to "fix it" are somewhat lengthy. Is it same to assume there is a quick fix to get shot of it? Or at the very least, to do what the \' fix did?
It's the last in a small line of problems I am facing at the moment, including resizing images on upload, and resizing images for thumbnail purposes - all of which I will look more into once this initial one is solved.
Regards.
How do you use mysql_real_escape_string w/o backslashes?
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Re: How do you use mysql_real_escape_string w/o backslashes?
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Re: How do you use mysql_real_escape_string w/o backslashes?
This looks close to it, but looks like you have to encode the whole thing; not sure how I would do that as the code is only there to gather what's in the $head so that it can be used on the following page:
Bearing in mind I am using (at the moment that doesn't work):
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<?php
$url = 'http://example.com?pid=12&uid=200'
echo 'http://test.com?url='.urlencode($url);
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<?php
$posted_head = (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) ? stripslashes($_REQUEST['head']) : $_REQUEST['head'];
$head=mysql_real_escape_string($posted_head);
if ($head != NULL) { echo "<div class='head'>
$head</div>";}
getPage();
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