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I've come across a problem and I wanted to see what everyone would suggest. I'm trying to add an item to my database through a form and have been successful. But if I retry to add say:

 

$location = "The Location's going somewhere";

 

with this:

 

$query = "INSERT INTO my_details VALUES ('$id','$name','$location)";

 

it gives me an error because of the single quote character. I was wondering how I could get the code to ignore it. Can I just escape it with / and if so.. hot would I go about adding/removing that from the string because its brought to the query?

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change to

$query = "INSERT INTO my_details VALUES ('$id','$name','$location')";

 

Note the last ' before )

 

and

 

$location = "The Location's going somewhere";

 

to

$location = "The Location's going somewhere";
$location  = addslashes($location );

 

$location = "The Location's going somewhere";

 

with this:

 

$query = "INSERT INTO my_details VALUES ('$id','$name','$location)";

 

 

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