note 27226 deleted from function.addslashes by philip

Note Submitter: thelogrus@yahoo.se ---- Hello... Well I came upon a slightly annoying thing when using addslashes to fix the data to be stored into mysql db. input looking like: Sir'Weaser Now with addslashes it gets turned into: Sir\'Weaser Now I store it. Then I of course wish to recover it and print it when someone wants to see Sir'Weaser's info. Now the output would look: Name: Sir\'Weaser Annyoing eh? So I do this: function rslash($RF){ $RF2=$RF; foreach($RF as $key =>$v){ if(is_string($v)){ $RF2[$key]=stripslashes($RF[$key]); } } return $RF2; } $sql="SELECT * FROM Users"; $rs_r=mysql_query($sql); $rs=mysql_fetch_array($rs_r); $rs=rslash($rs); print $rs['UserName']; and it looks as it should that is: Name: Sir'Weaser. --- It helped me once i figured it out, hope it helps someone else. (Now someone will point out to me a way to do this that is much more efficent, it usualy goes that way :-) ) /C