In a html: <a href="test.php?str=some'thing">test</a>

And the test.php:
<?
echo $str;
?>

I used the win32 binary version of the php.

In the link I put the "some'thing" into the str variable whivh will pass to the script if i click on the Testlink.

I read in the manual the ' " \ are special character, and I must escape them with a \. Ok, I didn't used the \ before the ' in the something text, so I think the normal is that I get some error message...
But no: thw script will output the "some\'thing" text... which are funy because if I put the $str into a database (with a mysql_query) it will contain the original text: some'thing.

And if I use the \ in my link (like this: test.php?str=some\'thing) then the script will output the "some\\\'thing"... But I think it must output the "some'thing" because I used the \ before the '.

So, could be this a bug? I think so...