catalunian Posted January 15, 2010 Share Posted January 15, 2010 Hi y'all Expert help needed Trying to recover from an eval hack after I cleaned and restored I am slowly trying to solve the few problems it has left behind. One of these is when adding a new box page, the program now recognises every apostrophe in the "Put text here" section with the error message"Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING "so can anybody tell me how to stop this.Can I repair the files or maybe can I insert any code to prevent this or do I just remove every apostrophe... Muchas gracias Catalunian I live for today I might die tomorrow Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jdvb Posted January 15, 2010 Share Posted January 15, 2010 Hi y'all Expert help needed Trying to recover from an eval hack after I cleaned and restored I am slowly trying to solve the few problems it has left behind. One of these is when adding a new box page, the program now recognises every apostrophe in the "Put text here" section with the error message"Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING "so can anybody tell me how to stop this.Can I repair the files or maybe can I insert any code to prevent this or do I just remove every apostrophe... Muchas gracias Catalunian I have not got a clue what you are talking about, where or what.You are not rather specific. Are you talking about a form on your website, or the program code itself? If the last, a text string is defined between apostrophes: like: "PUT TEXT HERE''''''" //the '''' won't break the string 'PUT TEXT HERE"""""' // the """" won't break the string alternatively you can escape them: "PUT TEXT HERE\"\"" //the \" won't break the string 'PUT TEXT HERE\'\'""""' //the \' won't break the string so when a text string starts with ' you need to escape all ' that you want in the string. when a string starts with " you need to escape all " that you want in the string. below some examples, the striped through parts are outside of a string and will return the error: 'I write comma's a lot!' 'I write comma\'s a lot!' "I write comma's a lot!" "When I write that something is "funny" with quotes around it, I mean something different then when I don't put quotes around it." "When I write that something is \"funny" with quotes around it, I mean something different then when I don't put quotes around it." "When I write that something is \"funny\" with quotes around it, I mean something different then when I don't put quotes around it." 'When I write that something is "funny" with quotes around it, I mean something different then when I don't put quotes around it.' 'When I write that something is "funny" with quotes around it, I mean something different then when I don\'t put quotes around it.' Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
catalunian Posted January 21, 2010 Author Share Posted January 21, 2010 I have not got a clue what you are talking about, where or what. You are not rather specific. Are you talking about a form on your website, or the program code itself? If the last, a text string is defined between apostrophes: like: "PUT TEXT HERE''''''" //the '''' won't break the string 'PUT TEXT HERE"""""' // the """" won't break the string alternatively you can escape them: "PUT TEXT HERE\"\"" //the \" won't break the string 'PUT TEXT HERE\'\'""""' //the \' won't break the string so when a text string starts with ' you need to escape all ' that you want in the string. when a string starts with " you need to escape all " that you want in the string. below some examples, the striped through parts are outside of a string and will return the error: 'I write comma's a lot!' 'I write comma\'s a lot!' "I write comma's a lot!" "When I write that something is "funny" with quotes around it, I mean something different then when I don't put quotes around it." "When I write that something is \"funny" with quotes around it, I mean something different then when I don't put quotes around it." "When I write that something is \"funny\" with quotes around it, I mean something different then when I don't put quotes around it." 'When I write that something is "funny" with quotes around it, I mean something different then when I don't put quotes around it.' 'When I write that something is "funny" with quotes around it, I mean something different then when I don\'t put quotes around it.' I live for today I might die tomorrow Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
catalunian Posted January 21, 2010 Author Share Posted January 21, 2010 Thanks for that answer I did not havel the problem before I was hacked now I will wade through all the text to repair this. ;) I live for today I might die tomorrow Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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