Hi,
I have a glitch in a script
As soon as an apostrophe or backslash is used in any field I get the following error.
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘1” at line 16
UPDATE users SET password=’test’, last_name=”, street=”, city=”, state=”, zip=”, country=”, email=”, bname =’test’, cemail=”, website=’http://www.soundclick.com’, baddress=”, activate=’1′, pcat=’28’, aboutme=”’, byear=”,telephone=” WHERE uid=’1′
Here’s a link you can try.
http://www.edmontonmusic.ca/recording_studios/login.php
The login is test and pass is test.
When you try to update anything with an apostrophe or backslash it creates the error above.
I figure I need some kind of code inserted
// double-up apostrophes
for example: $description = str_replace(“‘”,”””,$description);
I’d someone to fix the script so no matter which field they insert an apostrophe or backslash that it doesn’t create this error.
Thank you
Billy
