addslashes can automatically add \\\ to single quotes and double quotes, so that we can safely store data in the database without being exploited by hackers. The parameter 'a..z' defines that all uppercase and lowercase letters will be converted Meaning, the code is as follows:
echo addcslashes('foo[ ]','a..z'); //Output: foo[ ]
$str="is your name o'reilly?"; //Define characters Strings, including characters that need to be escaped
echo addslashes($str); //Output the escaped string
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Definition and usage: The addslashes() function is used in the specified preset Add a backslash before defining the character.
These predefined characters are: single quote ('), double quote ("), backslash (), null
Syntax: addslashes(string), of course this function is safer, The example code is as follows:
$str="; //Define strings containing special characters
$new=htmlspecialchars($str,ent_quotes ); //Perform conversion operation
echo $new; html string
echo html_entity_decode($str); //Output the converted content
echo "
";
echo html_entity_decode($str,ent_quotes); //Output with optional parameters Content