Eric McKeown wrote:
> > I am running Postgres 6.3.2 / PHP 3.0 on Linux 2.0.30.
> >
> > I have a table that has 16 text fields in it. I have a PHP form that allows a
> > user to enter info into that field. When a user enters an ' as in " item's " the
> > query will fail. I have played around with it and can execute the query without
> > error if I escape the ' . Such as " item\'s "
> >
> > Here's the big question:
> >
> > Is there anyway other than doing a ereg_replace(); in PHP to get around this
> > problem? If I do a ereg_replace("'", "\'", $f1) in the PHP file and execute it,
> > I have no problem. I dont recall having this problem in the earlier version of
> > Postgres.
>
> If you're using a php3.ini file, check out the value of "magic_quotes_gpc"
> in that file. If set to 1, that should escape such quotes automatically
> when using GET or POST to send the contents of your form to a processing
> script. If you're not using a php3.ini file (assuming you're running the
> Apache module version), you can use the php3_magic_quotes_gpc directive in
> *.conf or .htaccess. Run httpd -h for details on all the various php
> directives available...
Or you can alway escape the ' by another single quote -> select .. where
value = 'item''s' ..
-Tony
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