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Hi,
I have a problem with the form on my website here:
http://www.yeparticles.com/order/

The problem is that all ' (single-quote), " (double quote) and \ (backslash) are escaped with a backslash automatically.

I turned off magic_quotes in php.ini, but the problem is still there (I used phpinfo to check that magic_quotes are really off).

So I used stripslashes() in the code that pass the values into the database:

$articleDetails['comments'] = stripslashes($_POST['comments']);

$articleDetails['articlenames'] = stripslashes($_POST['articlename']);

$articleDetails['articlekeywords'] = stripslashes($_POST['articlekeyword']);


The problem is that it works only for the "General Guidelines for All Articles" textarea ('comments') and not for the 2 other fields: "Subject" + "Keywords/Comments" ('articlenames' + 'articlekeywords')

In order to see that, you can fill in this page an email address + subject+words for one article, then click 'continue', and then click 'edit' in the Shopping Cart.

Thanks,
Steve
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