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How to strip slashes in generated e-mail?

Thread began 5/23/2009 11:53 am by Martin | Last modified 5/27/2009 8:16 am by Martin | 3349 views | 6 replies |

Martin

How to strip slashes in generated e-mail?

Hi there,

I was wondering if you had a tutorial or a how to strip slashes from the generated e-mails using UE 3.05?

It is very annoying to have a nicely created e-mail and then see slashes breaking apart words.

Is there a specific way to do it with UE?

Thanks!

Martin

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

What server language? Where are they occurring? You can probably add a stripslashes() function where applicable to strip slashes.

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Martin

Hi Ray,

I am using PHP, the slashes are showing up in the final sent e-mail.

So how would I apply a function to the UE scripts in order to stripslashes and to prevent words like

your's from showing up like your\s

which can look very unprofessional. Also would this not apply if I was capturing the generated e-mail to a database?

Thanks,

Martin

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

I assume you are getting the value from a form.

Just wherever you refer to a value in your body like:

<?php echo($somecodehere); ?>

instead use:

<?php echo(stripslashes($somecodehere)); ?>

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Martin

Hi Ray,

Ok, so I follow you. So the code generated by UE is for example

<?php echo ((isset($_POST["studentName"]))?$_POST["studentName"]:"")?>

So I would then change it to look like this ?

<?php echo (stripslashes((isset($_POST["studentName"]))?$_POST["studentName"]:""))?>

Is this correct?

Would this be a nice feature addition to the body tab in UE?

Thanks again!

Martin

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

You could probably just turn off magicQuotesGPC on the server as well. That is what is adding the slashes.

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Martin

Sorry I do not have that kind of access to the server settings. So I have to code it myself.

Did that code look correct to you?

<?php echo (stripslashes((isset($_POST["studentName"]))?$_POST["studentName"]:""))?>

As I mentioned, having UE add the stripslashes would be a nice feature addition =)

Thanks again,

Martin

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