#49 Additional quotes for default values for text fields

[Sergey Verlan]

If a default value for a text (string) field is given, then when modifying the table/field, additional quotes are added around the value. The same holds if a record is inserted.

Example:
The table:
CREATE TABLE 't2' ( 'id' INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, 'name' TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '""', 'info' TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT 'simple info' );

When modifying any field additional quotes are inserted around the default value. When inserting - the value has quotes, while it shouldn't.

Temporary fix (file common.lib.php):

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< if($info['dflt_value']!= '') $data = $info['dflt_value'];
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> if($info['dflt_value']!= '') $data = unquote($info['dflt_value']);
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