To check if the strip slashes is working correctly or not, change the echo to die, so that the value will be printed out and you can check the value. Also run through with the strip slashes not put in to see if there is a difference. 
Hi,
I changed the line so that it was as follows:
<td><?php die (stripslashes(isset($_POST["Contact_us_group_Comments"]))?$_POST["Contact_us_group_Comments"]:"")?></td>
But I got the following error and the form wouldn't submit at all:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in /home/site/www/test/WA_Universal_Email/WAUE_contact_1.php on line 65
I also tried:
<td><?php die ((isset($_POST["Contact_us_group_Comments"]))?$_POST["Contact_us_group_Comments"]:"")?></td>
and still got the above error.
When I changed it back to the echo, it submitted but I'm still getting the backslash.
Also when I originally added the stripslashes, when I saved I got the following warning:
''This document contains JavaScript code for a widget that no longer exists. I fyou don't remove the code, the browser might display JavaScript errors when loading the page. Would you like Dreamweaver to find all instances of this code for you?
Widget: var Contact_us_group_nbsp_Spry = new
Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("Contact_us_group_nbsp_Spry",
"none",{validateOn:["blur"});''
The above warning no longer appears now that I've taken the stripslashes out though.
Do you know what's happening or why it's not working?
