On Tue, 20 Mar 2001 13:03, Chung Ha-Nyung wrote:
> I found that when I pass the double quote(") through get(or post)
> method, it is transformed into slash + double quote (\").
> Although it seems useful in making SQL query, it's really annoying
> whenever I pass the value to the other php page through get/post again.
>
> Can I turn off this feature?
Yes, but you risk unexpected results by not escaping. It is controlled by
the value of magic_quotes_gpc in yor php.ini file.
Consider instead using stripslashes to remove the slashes before display.
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