> Thanks for the reply, but I still can't seem to make the connection...
> If I enter the value
> 123\"/'
> in a web form and put the form post value directly into the db (no
> stripslashes or any other function), the value as reported by the db
at a
> command line query is
> 123\"/'
That's not ri
ers, REMOTE_HOST tests for dynamic links or doing form-to-email type
stuff. Entering data INTO a db adds a whole new set of challenges.
I'd appreciate any other advice or clarification you could offer.
Thanks,
-Original Message-
From: John W. Holmes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sen
> I need to get a password value from a form, store it in a database and
> then
> later be able to compare a login password to the one stored in the db.
> This works great unless the password contains the '\' char.
> magic_quotes_gpc is ON and magic_quotes_runtime is OFF.
> As a klude, I tried just
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