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not really a mysql_escape string answer<br />
so I think the best solution (for me at this moment) is the replace
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not really a mysql_escape string answer
so I think the best solution (for me at this moment) is the replace

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mysql_query(&quot;insert into table1(column1) values (''$queryString&quot;);<br />
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I am getting values from php $queryString<br />
which only has letters and numbers and two == (at the end)<br />
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5445==<br />
t3A2==<br />
545Y==<br />
&nbsp;<br />
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what code do I need to add &nbsp;to make $querySafe so no injection<br />
and do not want to use pdo
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mysql_query("insert into table1(column1) values (''$queryString");

I am getting values from php $queryString
which only has letters and numbers and two == (at the end)

5445==
t3A2==
545Y==
 

what code do I need to add  to make $querySafe so no injection
and do not want to use pdo

letters, numbers and two ==

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