Backslashes by Apostrophes in Profile Comments
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01-16-2015 11:03 AM
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Backslashes by Apostrophes in Profile Comments
Apostrophes are always lead by a \, presumably for security reasons.
The slashes can be removed before display by going into class_messagetablehelper.php and changing this line in function getVisitorMessage:
PHP Code:
$vmField->add(new Comment($vmessage->vmtext));
To:
PHP Code:
$msg = stripslashes($vmessage->vmtext);
$vmField->add(new Comment($msg));
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Issue Details
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Category Unknown
Status Unconfirmed
Priority 8
Affected Version Mys v1.3.4
Fixed Version (none)
Users able to reproduce bug
0
Users unable to reproduce bug
0
Assigned Users
(none)
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11-13-2020 07:10 PM
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Loving Mysidia!
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Do you have a fix for the slashes in bios?
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11-28-2020 01:49 PM
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Premium Member
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I already responded elsewhere, but to be clear, yes this does also effect profile bios, so--
Inside class_userprofile.php, around line 123, replace this:
PHP Code:
$basicinfo = "<br><strong>Member Since:</strong> {$membersince}<br>
Gender: {$this->gender}<br>
Favorite Color: {$this->color}<br>
Nickname: {$this->nickname}<br>
Bio: {$this->bio}";
With this:
PHP Code:
$str_bio = stripslashes($this->bio);
$basicinfo = "<br><strong>Member Since:</strong> {$membersince}<br>
Gender: {$this->gender}<br>
Favorite Color: {$this->color}<br>
Nickname: {$this->nickname}<br>
Bio: {$str_bio}";
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01-04-2021 08:57 PM
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Loving Mysidia!
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Thank you very much!
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