stripslashesDescriptionstripslashes() removes the backslashes from any escape sequence that it encounters in a string. An escape sequence starts with a backslash and is followed by one or more characters. This function is often used to strip backslashes from data retrieved from a database or to clean up data submitted by an HTML form. See also
ExampleExample 1224. Remove slashes from data retrieved from a database // database connection code omitted for brevity $author = 'Sam Clemens'; // query a db $query = "SELECT quote FROM aphorisms WHERE author like '$author'"; $result = mysql_query($query); // write out the results of the query if (0 == mysql_num_rows($result)) { die("Sorry, no witticisms from $author for you today!"); } while ($temp = mysql_fetch_row($result)) { echo stripslashes($temp[0]), "\n\n"; }
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