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[SOLVED] So the difference between mysql_real_escape_string and addslashes is...

jordanwb

By jordanwb
September 13, 2008 in PHP Coding Help

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So the difference between mysql_real_escape_string and addslashes is that mysql_real_escape_string escapes certain characters that addslashes do not?

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Yes, it escapes certain "mysql-sensitive" characters.

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Ok. Good enough for me.

Thanks DarkWalker.

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