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Do I need to use add_slashes() or anything? - El Forum - 10-18-2012 [eluser]php_princess[/eluser] I always use $this->db->escape() on anything I put in the database (unless I'm using active record). It doesn't seem to put slashes in front of single quotes because I see stuff in the database with naked single quotes. This is bad, right? I need to do something to make sure single quotes always have a back slash in front of them, yes? Do I need to use add_slashes() or anything? - El Forum - 10-18-2012 [eluser]benton.snyder[/eluser] $this->db->escape() alone is sufficient. The naked single quotes you see in databases are extraneous. Escaping a value should not add anything to the record, but instead tell the database engine to treat the value as simple text and not attempt to process it. |