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I have an issue that when I extract data from mysql table it's including backlashes with quotes. Example if I enter

"james" in the table when I extract the data I get "\james"\

 

Is there a function to correct this issue? This is a remote server and I don't have access to the PHP.ini file

 

I am using the code below to enter a value into the table

 

trim(mysql_real_escape_string($value))

 

 

I am using the follow code to retrieve the data

 

<?php echo $row['value_name']; ?>

 

 

 

Both codes are incomplete but these are the lines that I think are affecting the output. Any thoughts or ideas are welcome

 

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stripslashes() function will work, but should be unnecessary if entered properly. Use this function instead of mysql_real_escape:

 

function myEscape($string) {
       return (get_magic_quotes_gpc())?trim($string):mysql_real_escape_string(trim($string));
}

 

That way if the string is already escaped due to magic quotes it will not double the slashes

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