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I know you acknowledged your response was late and you're just trying to help but please don't resurrect very old threads.

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Nope I moved it for you. There are a few plugins I use: - MySQL Inject Me - XSS Me We also have a section for beta testing: Beta Test Your Stuff!

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I understand you're trying to help but please don't resurrect really old threads.

EDIT: Sorry read the post wrong. EDIT2: Don't put single quotes around the image_name value in the url.

Use elseif's so only 1 block will be executed.

Are you kidding me? STOP changing your code! If you do it again I'm not helping you. This line is causing the error, similar to before. $add = " $email;

You did change it. Remove the dot on the line I pointed out (there are two).

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Please, when we ask you to post your current code don't change it. Previously you had: $message = $comments . '; Now you have: $message = $comments . ;

Did you add the error reporting lines? Post the current code. Or an extra unnecessary single quote, on two separate lines. Surprised the error reporting didn't pick that up.

Did you add the error reporting lines? Post the current code.

Also a tip for when you see a blank page that contains PHP, it usually is some fatal error. To temporarily turn on error reporting you can put these 2 lines directly below your opening <?php tag: ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL);

Your wording suggests that the errors are located in the Excel sheet, is this true? (and yes, please post the exact error messages)

Eh, those are usually the hardest ones to spot

Please mark this as solved and create a new thread. It will allow for more people to help you.

No problem If this is resolved please mark as solved, if you need more help just ask or if you have a different question, make a new thread.

AFAIK, there is nothing in the php.ini that would prevent replacing single quotes, but maybe there is. Can we see an exact sample text that you're passing in?

It works for me. You do you know that the entity ´ is ´ when parsed by the browser? Run the script in CLI, you'll see the actual entity. If that doesn't work we need to see more of your script. Here is what I did: ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL); $text = "asdfasdf'asdf"; $replace = str_replace ("'", "´", $text); echo $replace; ?> CLI: asdfasdf´asdf Web: asdfasdf´asdf

I'm not sure why running this would have an effect on why you can't login but you should have a backtic here instead of a single quote: 'ferentus_text`

You're using an comparison (==) rather than assignment (=).

Output your query to see what it actually is. It doesn't find a result, does anything actually happen?

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