FIXED:
Just add the php command (addslashes) to the variables before the cache file is created so that all special characters will be escaped.

cezo wrote:
Can you give an example of this with some code? Thanks.

Would you put this in the cache.php file?

indeed, a piece of code would be helpful.

And I suppose we have to add a stripslashes at some point too ?

offending line of code found from putting in custom title tag:

here it is:



I found this in my cache file. Indeed, It's the apostrophe that creates the error.<br><br>Post edited by: brewster44, at: 2007/10/17 17:42

By no means am I a professional programmer so this may not be the best approach, but it worked for me. Please use at your own discretion!! Maybe the site owners could intervene and give their input.

In “sef.cache.php” around line: 113
should look something like:


Replace with:


As I stated use at your own discretion!! But it works great for me. In essence all this does is get it to escape the single quotes which were used in some of my titles and content. At least that was my problem.

## So far I did NOT have to add stripslashes. ##

I have many error

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home.10.13/web-site/www/components/com_sef/cache/cache.php on line 10.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home.10.13/web-site/www/components/com_sef/cache/cache.php on line 14

And I have to clean the cache whenever

Here is the file cache.php



What can I do ?<br><br>Post edited by: morpheusreims, at: 2007/10/23 12:30