PHP addslashes Function
What is addslashes() Function?
Explanation
The addslashes() function is used to return a string with slashes in front of the predefined characters like (',", , NULL).
addslashes(string)
In the above syntax the slashes are added before the "characters" specified in the "(string)" .
<?php
$s = "hi how'ss life.";
echo addslashes($s)."<br/>";
?> Result :
hi how'ss life.
In the above example the back slashes are added before the character "'".
Syntax:
addslashes(string)
In the above syntax the slashes are added before the "characters" specified in the "(string)" .
Example :
<?php
$s = "hi how'ss life.";
echo addslashes($s)."<br/>";
?>
hi how'ss life.
In the above example the back slashes are added before the character "'".
