I honestly have no idea - "GetSQLValueString" was put in automatically by DreamWeaver, and I really don't know a technical definition of what exactly it does. Could someone explain it to me, and answer the above question, please? (holy cow, sql injection is creepy - I just lost a bunch of techno-innocence)Can we assume that GetSQLValueString() does something similar to mysql_real_escape_string(), so you protect yourself from SQL injection attacks?
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Googled answered this one for me. Check out this thread.
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Yeah, when I googled it the first thing that became evident was that it was a user/application defined function. Whenever you get those errors about a call to an undefined function it means one of a few possible things: 1) You did not uncomment an extension in the php.ini file, 2) you spelled a PHP native function name wrong, 3) you spelled one of your own custom function names wrong, 4) you called a function you were planning on developing but haven't gotten around to yet, or 5) you called a function that is in a file that you didn't include into your app.
I know there are more, but the ones mentioned above are the ones that I have had personal experience with
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I know there are more, but the ones mentioned above are the ones that I have had personal experience with