Tuesday, 8 November 2016

How to escape php mysqli query?

I am passing data from AJAX to my PHP. I just run a for loop to make my query. Problem with my data is that it contains single quote.



I am using single quote to enclose my parameters in the query. Query is something like



   INSERT INTO myTable (column1.column2) VALUES('value1', 'value2'), 

('value'1', 'value2');


I want to escape like



   INSERT INTO myTable (column1.column2) VALUES('value1', 'value2'), 
('value\'1', 'value2');


I just tried mysqli_real_Escape_String. It returns something like




   INSERT INTO myTable (column1.column2) VALUES(\'value1\', \'value2\'), 
(\'value\'1\', \'value2\');


So Query execution fails.



I don't think using htmlspeciachars is the right way for this.



Any suggestions?

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