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Originally posted by FireFly
Twig Deez, that's correct. You *always* need to addslashes() when storing strings in database.
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thanks firefly. i hadn't even read thru the code that thoroughly,
and i ended up with something like 400 database errors in my inbox from overnight, heh.
i remember the addslashes thing from a fix for another hack anyway,
so that's sorted that out. thanks for the confirmation!
and neo, thanks a lot for that addition! perfect for what i was thinking of.
i can also now figure out how to restrict the output to one particular user,
since i have it in mind to do something with that also.
again, thanks!