This is the source of your problems.
Use HTMLEntities() or URLEncode() or something before you try to put your
string in that.
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I'm having some problems with using addslashes($string) for preparing a text blob for
a MySQL database. The $string can have single or double quotes in it, and depending on
how I pass it on to the insert, it seems to work only for either single or double, but
not for both.
Input can be:
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