I have a string which contains a path on a windows-machine, for example C:\docs\temp\example.txt
When i run the addslashes() on this string, the function thinks that the "\t" in the string means tabulator and the string looks like this: C:\\docs temp\\example.txt
Is this a bug, or is it a way around the problem?? Please help me!
Markus, frustraded PHP-developter
When i run the addslashes() on this string, the function thinks that the "\t" in the string means tabulator and the string looks like this: C:\\docs temp\\example.txt
Is this a bug, or is it a way around the problem?? Please help me!
Markus, frustraded PHP-developter