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Re: HTML Encoding
Ah, this is all making a lot more sense now. Thanks for your responses all. Although I still stand by original argument that encoding into the database is not the right way of doing it, and when OpenCart transitioned to Twig it was the perfect opportunity to remedy this (although perhaps not from a ...
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Re: HTML Encoding
OpenCart not use prepared statement, thus it's require to escape input in order to prevent sql injection Whilst OpenCart doesn't use prepared statements, it still uses the built-in MySQLi function `mysqli_real_escape_string` to escape the input to allow it to be used as part of an inline SQL query....
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HTML Encoding
So I'm new to OpenCart and I am really happy with the platform. I found it supported almost everything I need it to do, and anything it doesn't is easy to implement using custom PHP. However, I've found something that surprised me. When I add products (or any data really) that contains certain chara...
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