29.09.2013, 16:22
Im not sure you are getting what I mean. Im unable to save (update) the tables of my business data, because my business name is John's store. The 's bugs it up.
Is this the right way to use strings in mysql callbacks?
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Is this the right way to use strings in mysql callbacks? - by 101 - 29.09.2013, 15:54
Re: Is this the right way to use strings in mysql callbacks? - by Patrick - 29.09.2013, 15:56
Re: Is this the right way to use strings in mysql callbacks? - by 101 - 29.09.2013, 15:59
Re: Is this the right way to use strings in mysql callbacks? - by Patrick - 29.09.2013, 16:01
Re: Is this the right way to use strings in mysql callbacks? - by DanishHaq - 29.09.2013, 16:03
Re: Is this the right way to use strings in mysql callbacks? - by 101 - 29.09.2013, 16:08
Re: Is this the right way to use strings in mysql callbacks? - by Patrick - 29.09.2013, 16:09
Re: Is this the right way to use strings in mysql callbacks? - by 101 - 29.09.2013, 16:22
Re: Is this the right way to use strings in mysql callbacks? - by Patrick - 29.09.2013, 16:29
Re: Is this the right way to use strings in mysql callbacks? - by 101 - 29.09.2013, 16:35
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