Re: How does using htmlspecialchars on an INT make it more secure?
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Hello John,
I have some scripts where the value "returned" by the option is not an integer but a string. I believe that's the reason of this no ? Finally, I also believe that when a value is returned from a form's field and when this value is surrounded by quotes, it is considered (and converted) as a string by Php (it may depends of your Php version). Bye, Hervé
Posted on: 2007/12/18 9:11
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