PHP quotemeta() function is utilized to include backslash character( \ ) before some predefined characters in a string.
The predefined characters are :
period ( . )
backslash ( \ )
plus sign ( + )
asterisk ( * )
question mark ( ? )
brackets ( [] )
caret ( ^ )
dollar sign ( $ )
parenthesis ( () )
Syntax:
quotemeta(string)
string : Required. Defines the input string.
Tip: This function might be utilized to escape with special meaning, for example (), [], and * in SQL.
Example:
<?php
$input_str = "Good Morning. (what are you doing?)";
echo quotemeta ($input_str);
?>
The output will be:
Good Morning\. \(what are you doing\?\)
The predefined characters are :
period ( . )
backslash ( \ )
plus sign ( + )
asterisk ( * )
question mark ( ? )
brackets ( [] )
caret ( ^ )
dollar sign ( $ )
parenthesis ( () )
Syntax:
quotemeta(string)
string : Required. Defines the input string.
Tip: This function might be utilized to escape with special meaning, for example (), [], and * in SQL.
Example:
<?php
$input_str = "Good Morning. (what are you doing?)";
echo quotemeta ($input_str);
?>
The output will be:
Good Morning\. \(what are you doing\?\)
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