This isn't happening to me with a JavaScript/AJAX/Perl setup, so I think it must be something either in your PHP or JavaScript code, or perhaps an FCKeditor config variable I don't know about. This kind of behavior could result on the JavaScript end from some kind of AJAX encoding if you use that. Or on the PHP end, it could be a result of encoding before storing to a database (and failure to decode on the other end...), or as a result of a function that improperly encodes before embedding in an HTML doc.
In short, without knowing the exact methodology you're using to communicate and store the data, it's kind of hard to determine where the extra slashes are coming from...
Had the same problem, you should disable magic_quotes_gpc in your PHP configuration. That solves the issue. If you're unable to change the PHP configuration, you should undo what magic_quotes_gpc does for you automatically. That is:
Re: insert/edit link: escaped double quotes inserted in a hrefs
I'm having he same problem here. Did you allready manage to make the / dissapear? If so, how did you do this?
best regards,
Ruud.
Re: insert/edit link: escaped double quotes inserted in a hrefs
In short, without knowing the exact methodology you're using to communicate and store the data, it's kind of hard to determine where the extra slashes are coming from...
Re: insert/edit link: escaped double quotes inserted in a hrefs
Re: insert/edit link: escaped double quotes inserted in a hrefs
$data = stripslashes(str_replace('"', '"', $data));