Re: SQL failures, new navigation system and other things

[Martin G. <gim...@gi...>]

Ondrej Jombik <ne...@po...> writes:

>> Yes, exactly. I think the easiest way to handle this is to let the
>> methods in the db backends be the only methods to add slashes. All
>> other methods should not have to care about this.
> 
> 	So also icao should be stored as-is without starting
> addslashes() call used?

Do you mean when we store the ICAO and station name when initializing
the databases?

> I will be for this. Ugly stripslashes() hack when using icao as
> substitution for human readable station name could be than removed.

Where is this code you're talking about? I'm afraid that you've got me
confused. The only code that uses stripslashes() is the code in
make_config.php.

>> Does this mean that we're ready to release the code?
> 
> 	From my point of view yes. That was all things I had actual
> for phpWeather. Others after release. But maybe someone other has
> also something...

In that case - they're too late. I've just made the release on
SourceForge. I'll go and make an announcement on Freshmeat now.
 
> 	I will try to find some time for submiting things
> (comments/bugs) on SF, just for remembering them.

Good idea!

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