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Hi Max,

I was just building a new form for my own website where I have some free-form textarea fields and I found that the Autogenerated code needed to have addslashes() to save correctly if there were any special characters in the field - in this case apostrophes in words like didn't.

I changed the Autogenerated code to read "'".addslashes($_POST['textarea_1'])."' ," and the form now works well.

Bob

PS I expected to have to add stripslashes for the data display but that seems fine.

Jooomla 1.0.13 with magic_quotes_gpc OFF

Hi Bob,

Could you please take a screenshot for the data which was coming from those fields in both the email and the data view pages at the admin ? please get them in screenshot because it may not look the same if you just pasted them here😉

I will examine this issue and hopefully we will have a fix🙂

Thanks!!

Max

Hi Max,

Attached is the best I can do. I added some debug code to display the SQL statement from the AutoGenerated code. There are two data fields here after 'Testing'. The first is just the $_POST data, the second has addslashes added.

If I paste this SQL into PHPMyAdmin it fails because of the unescaped single quotes in the $_POST data.

Bob

Hi Bob,

Thank you, I got it, I will develop some way to check for magic quotes and add the addslashes if necessary then🙂

Sincerely,

Max

Hi Max,

In Joomla 1.0.x the code seems to be

HTML_admin_misc::get_php_setting('magic_quotes_gpc',1,1);

- from admin.admin.html.php line 201

Bob