Possible magic quote problem?
- Thread starter CSense
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Instead of going through all of this pain, can we see whether we can move your Website from one cPanel of a host to another cPanel of a different host first as a Plan A?
Can you please make a FULL backup of your Website in the cPanel of the host where you are. Then check the e-mail that you usually receive when you make a back-up for the full name of the back-up file.
Then PM the full name of the back-up file to me/DJB and we'll see what we can do on this end.
Can you please make a FULL backup of your Website in the cPanel of the host where you are. Then check the e-mail that you usually receive when you make a back-up for the full name of the back-up file.
Then PM the full name of the back-up file to me/DJB and we'll see what we can do on this end.
Peter
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I don't think this has anything to do with magic quotes. It's more likely to be a problem with character encodings.
I had similar problems with my own site before I added this line of code, right after the call to mysql_connect.
If you don't already have this in your code you could try adding it and see if it makes a difference. If are using some other encoding than utf8 I guess you will have to replace it with that instead.
I had similar problems with my own site before I added this line of code, right after the call to mysql_connect.
Code:
mysql_query("SET NAMES 'utf8'");