Questions tagged as 'sanitize'

I have this function too old to "clean" the contents of a variable: Function function sanitizeString($string) { // matriz de entrada $what = array( 'ä','ã','à','á','â','ê','ë','è','é','ï','ì','í','ö','õ','ò','ó','ô','ü','ù','ú','...

Assuming the following email address: $email = "zuúl@ so.pt"; I tried to clean it using: filter_var($email, FILTER_SANITIZE_EMAIL); // [email protected] I've also tried: preg_replace('/[[:punct:]]/', '', $email); // zuúl sopt The idea is...

I have the following form: <form action="<?=PATH_ROOT?>professor/cadastrar" method="post"> Matrícula: <input type="text" name="matricula"> <br><br> Nome: <input type="text" name="nome"...

I'm not able to increase or decrease the source of my news, which has the NgSatinize attribute, does anyone know how to modify it? or another way to saturate my html?     

I have in my POST complex variables with arrays inside other arrays and so on. See: $filtro['esms_conta_id'] = 120; $filtro['data_inicio'] = 2016-010-1; $filtro['data_final'] = 2016-010-1; $filtro['status']['accepted'] = true; $filtro['status'...

How can I use the array $_GET without this problem (Netbeans), since even when I use it this way it gives an error: $var = isset($_GET['variavel'])?filter_var($_GET['variavel'], FILTER_SANITIZE_NUMBER_INT): false;