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It's no php or mysql or whatever feature, it's about handling that type of character when processing user inputs. Some known php/mysql scripts handle this type of password correctly (like phpBB).

I guess it could be solved by adding some AddSlashes() function or whatever will do that particular job ...

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Just so that I'm sure we are thinking about the same hack

If you look at the Article 1 page, your standard breadrumb would look like this (bold indicates a <a> link):

Home > Section 2 > Article 1

Hi,

Sorry to bring that old topic up to the top, but I can't figure out how you got the "standard breadrumb" to behave like this.
By creating 2 or more ...

Ok, what hack ?

Hi,

This is my second post (the first one being a bug report :(), and I must admit phpwcms has been far beyong my expectations for a CMS.. Thanks to the author and this community.

That being said, the BREADCRUMB is something that has left me frustrated so far... It can't seem to display the ...

Hello,

My password for both the db and the base phpwcms account are made of special chars including backslashes.
This is apparently not supported in the user input fields at the time of installation and login (tried on 1.1 and 1.2 DEV).

That would be so nice to fix this bug as I'm very concerned ...