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access_asp thread: Strip Slashes ADODB Error


Message #1 by "Sokun, Chorn" <sokunxp@g...> on Sun, 3 Feb 2002 21:46:21 +0700
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Dear All,



I have a problem with Database storing record

ok let me describe:



I got a form like this:



Name : [                             ]

E-mail: [                             ]



[Submit]



now I try to save what they type and submit.

what happen when they enter



Name : [ Sokun'                    ]

E-mail: [ sokunxp@g... ' ]



[Submit]



what I mean is the ` ' ` was entered by accident.

Then I got error is there a way to strip the slashes?









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Sokun, Chorn

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Message #2 by "Webmaster" <webmaster@g...> on Sun, 3 Feb 2002 22:00:53 +0100
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Try this:



email =3D Replace(email, Chr(34),"")



Chr(34) removes the double quotes, so you have to find out the Chr for 

=91

Sometimes you need to accept this char though=85..  fx. in N=92Sync

Then it=92s better to use this code:

email =3D Replace(Request.Form("email"), " ' ", " '' ")



Good luck



Bjoern



-----Original Message-----

From: Sokun, Chorn [mailto:sokunxp@g...]

Sent: 3. februar 2002 15:46

To: Access ASP

Subject: [access_asp] Strip Slashes ADODB Error



Dear All,



I have a problem with Database storing record

ok let me describe:



I got a form like this:



Name : [                             ]

E-mail: [                             ]



[Submit]



now I try to save what they type and submit.

what happen when they enter



Name : [ Sokun'                    ]

E-mail: [ sokunxp@g... ' ]



[Submit]



what I mean is the ` ' ` was entered by accident.

Then I got error is there a way to strip the slashes?









=A2----------------------------------------------------------------------

-

--=A2

Sokun, Chorn

=A2----------------------------------------------------------------------

-

--=A2




$subst('Email.Unsub').








Message #3 by "Webmaster" <webmaster@g...> on Mon, 4 Feb 2002 00:03:12 +0100
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Not in email though ;-)



Bjoern



-----Original Message-----

From: Webmaster [mailto:webmaster@g...]

Sent: 3. februar 2002 22:01

To: Access ASP

Subject: [access_asp] RE: Strip Slashes ADODB Error



Try this:



email =3D Replace(email, Chr(34),"")



Chr(34) removes the double quotes, so you have to find out the Chr for 

=91

Sometimes you need to accept this char though=85..  fx. in N=92Sync

Then it=92s better to use this code:

email =3D Replace(Request.Form("email"), " ' ", " '' ")



Good luck



Bjoern



-----Original Message-----

From: Sokun, Chorn [mailto:sokunxp@g...]

Sent: 3. februar 2002 15:46

To: Access ASP

Subject: [access_asp] Strip Slashes ADODB Error



Dear All,



I have a problem with Database storing record

ok let me describe:



I got a form like this:



Name : [                             ]

E-mail: [                             ]



[Submit]



now I try to save what they type and submit.

what happen when they enter



Name : [ Sokun'                    ]

E-mail: [ sokunxp@g... ' ]



[Submit]



what I mean is the ` ' ` was entered by accident.

Then I got error is there a way to strip the slashes?









=A2----------------------------------------------------------------------

-

--=A2

Sokun, Chorn

=A2----------------------------------------------------------------------

-

--=A2




$subst('Email.Unsub').




$subst('Email.Unsub').









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