Stripslashes or AddSlashes?

[stublackett]

I posted yesterday about this,

 

I thought I had the solution but it seems I havent

 

I was reccomended to set an Array for addslashes to my script

 

I've tried it on a different Script and when it inserts into the Database all it inserts is the word "Array" Nothing else ???

 

My code is as follows :

 

<?php
if (!empty($_POST['info'])) {
	$info = Array("1",addslashes(nl2br($_POST['info'])));
}else{
	$info = NULL;
	$errors['info'] = '<p><font color="red">You need to enter info for this directory item</font></p>';
}
?>

 

Whats the best way to incorporate Addslashes or Stripslashes?

[MasterACE14]

I was reccomended to set an Array for addslashes to my script

 

I've tried it on a different Script and when it inserts into the Database all it inserts is the word "Array" Nothing else ???

 

If its only inserting "Array" then the addslashes function was not needed for that particular $_POST.

 

In other words. Its working fine. Its a good thing that its inserting "Array", addslashes is for security for $_POST's and other types of data.

[samshel]

please post more code...or the link to your old post.

[stublackett]

I think, I've sorted it........

 

But the previous post was : http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,209419.msg952127.html#msg952127

 

I really need to know the best way to represent data that has apostrophes slashes etc in it, As I'm getting an SQL Syntax Error everytime

 

 

[craygo]

Why even put the POST in an array in the first place??