@scotty_walker
In PHP, you can escape single quotes ('), double quotes ("), and backslashes () by using a backslash () before the character.
Here are some examples:
- Escape single quotes within single quotes:
$str = 'This is an example of escaping a single quote: '';
echo $str;
Output: This is an example of escaping a single quote: '
- Escape double quotes within double quotes:
$str = "This is an example of escaping a double quote: "";
echo $str;
Output: This is an example of escaping a double quote: "
- Escape backslashes:
$str = "This is an example of escaping a backslash: \";
echo $str;
Output: This is an example of escaping a backslash:
By using the backslash () before the character, PHP treats it as a literal character instead of special characters.