Is there another way to do this?

[3raser]

My current code:

 

			$stripslashes_description = stripslashes($row_questions['description']);
			$stripslashes_description = nl2br($row_questions['description']);

 

That doesn't seem to work. Is there another way to use multiple functions on one string, without having to make the variable again? Would it be something like:

 

$description = stripslashes(nl2br($row_questions['description']));

[trq]

You could either do....

 

$stripslashes_description = stripslashes($row_questions['description']);
$stripslashes_description = nl2br($stripslashes_description);

 

or the equivalent:

 

$description = nl2br(stripslashes($row_questions['description']));

[trq]

You could either do....

 

$stripslashes_description = stripslashes($row_questions['description']);
$stripslashes_description = nl2br($stripslashes_description);

 

or the equivalent:

 

$description = nl2br(stripslashes($row_questions['description']));

 

ps: You really shouldn't need stripslashes to display data.

[3raser]

You could either do....

 

$stripslashes_description = stripslashes($row_questions['description']);
$stripslashes_description = nl2br($stripslashes_description);

 

or the equivalent:

 

$description = nl2br(stripslashes($row_questions['description']));

 

ps: You really shouldn't need stripslashes to display data.

 

Uhm, well I use mysql_real_escape_string and I hate the \ every time  there is a '.

[trq]

If you escape your data properly no slashes end up in your data.

 

If using mysql_real_escape_string is leaving slashes in your data you must already have magic quotes enabled. Disable it.