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The slash is only there to tell MySQL, that there's a special character right after it. When the data is inserted into MySQL, the slash is no longer there.

 

i got a problem here.

 

user insert single quote character into database ( now can insert into database).

when retrieve the data (i can retrieve data from database).

then i have to post the single quote character to URL, so that i can retrieve rest of the information from database. so can i post single quote character to URL using php? or using others way to do it?

 

 

 

 

 

below code is to display the contain from database and for user to select which activity want to edit and post it to URL.

 

  $sql="select * from activity";
  $query=mysql_query($sql);
  while($menu=mysql_fetch_array($query)){				
    $t = mysql_real_escape_string($menu['a_title']);
    $t = stripslashes($t);
    echo "<option value='$t'>$t</option>";
  }

 

below is to get the information from URL to display rest of infomation from database.

 

if($_GET['choose'] != NULL){
$choose=$_GET['choose'];
$s="select * from activity where a_title= '$choose'";
$q=mysql_query($s) or die (mysql_error());
$r=mysql_fetch_array($q);
$date1=mysql_real_escape_string($r['a_date']);
$title1=stripslashes($r['a_title']);
$desc1=stripslashes($r['a_desc']);
}

you means the first code or second code?

 

Considering there both using SELECT queries to retrieve information from a database, neither.

 

Actually, int the second piece of code $choose variable should go through mysql_real_escape_string to avoid possible SQL injection. Variables retrieved from query need not be passed through this function.

is it below what you means?

 

$sql="select * from activity";
$query=mysql_query($sql);
while($menu=mysql_fetch_array($query)){				
$t = $menu['a_title'];
echo "<option value='$t'>$t</option>";
}

 

if($_POST['choose'] != NULL){
$choose=mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['choose']);
$s="select * from activity where a_title= '$choose'";
$q=mysql_query($s) or die (mysql_error());
$r=mysql_fetch_array($q);
$date1=$r['a_date'];
$title1=stripslashes($r['a_title']);
$desc1=stripslashes($r['a_desc']);
}

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