Hi Justin,
Confirmed. That line is not necessary and must be removed.
Best regards,
Frederico Caldeira Knabben
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Moved from SF. Original poster: fredck
No, ' isn't valid in HTML -- it's only valid in XML
(including XHTML). It should be either ' or no replacement.
If you're having problems in MySQL, that's a totally
separate issue. You should be escaping all strings at the
time you put them into the query! Don't expect upstream
libraries to do the wrong thing to fix brokenness in other
parts of your code. What if there's an apostrophe in the
text content of the HTML?
Moved from SF. Original poster: jsampson
Well, if it is not replaced it causes problems when
inserting the string to a MySQL query. Now, in version 2.3
the APOSTROPHE is not encoded, so it causes problems. I
think that it should be encoded to '
Moved from SF. Original poster: ickata
