• Hello guys,

    Excuse my English please.

    WordPress is installed in a directory “blog”, and my site is located at the root.

    To view the user ID and a link to WordPress disconnection on the homepage of my site, I initialize WordPress functions in the header of my site with this code:

    / / Call functions wordpress
    require ( ‘blog / wp-config.php’);
    $ wp-> init ();
    $ wp-> parse_request ();
    $ wp-> query_posts ();
    $ wp-> register_globals ();

    The problem is that calling these functions impact on the forms for my site and adds backslashes to data sent by my forms: “l’aigle” becomes “l\’aigle”.
    If I disable the function calls of WordPress, the problem is resolved. Unfortunately, I need these functions …

    Add that magic_quotes are disabled on my server.

    Do you know a solution to this problem backslash, or to display the username WordPress and a link disconnection without function calls WordPress?

    Thank you!

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