note 59822 deleted from function.set-magic-quotes-runtime by danbrown
| From: | danbrown@php.net | Date: | Sun, 20 Jul 2008 01:07:33 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 59822 deleted from function.set-magic-quotes-runtime by danbrown | ||
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Note Submitter: warhog at warhog dot net
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I think the post below is useless here..
magic_quotes_runtime is not magic_quotes_gpc.. when magic_quotes_runtime is enabled (on, =1, true),
then every function call working with some kind of database will return strings with slashes (like
addslashes everytime you call such a function). magic_quotes_gpc instead is what is meant in the
post below - and in fact, magic_quotes_runtime does not do anything to it. but if there existed some
function like set_magic_quotes_gpc it would not do anything too, the reason is mentioned below..
so if you're searchin' for a way to turn off quotes_gpc than set the directive in the
INI-File or with the help of the php_value-flag of mod_php, when php is compiled as an apache
module, inside of an .htaccess-file (PERDIR-configuration). otherwise you really have to check
wether quotes_gpc is enabled or not and than add addslashes or stripslashes as you need on the
input-variables.
and as mentioned in the post below that one belows this one ( -.- ) magic_quotes_runtime is mostrly
useless too..