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August 3rd, 2003, 06:14 AM
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Help Urgently
Hi All:
I am designing a web page using PHP/MYSQL to allow user to input any query you want. I set a var to store the SQL query users input and then use mysql_query($var) to execute. But I will get error, if I run below: SELECT title,price FROM paper WHERE periodicity='weekly' ORDER BY price DESC Obviously, it runs well in command line. but if this statement is stored into a var, it will not work, just because the single quote can not be handled in variable. How can sort out the problem Anyone can help ME????? Thank you all
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