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Quick real_escape_string() question


timmy0320

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When I use mysql_real_escape_string() on my forms, some of my forms re-input the info if there are errors, so I've researched some SQL injections and have been testing my own stuff. For the textboxes that repost everything will repost as "\\\" but in my 250char Comment/Concern box it saves it to the database in the correct way.

 

What I'm getting at before I start coding the messaging system for the admin is when pulling the information from the database should I also use mysql_real_escape_string when displaying it via PHP. Or will doing that make it display as "\\\" like the textboxes on the forms that repost data do.

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