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  • firstclasswatches

    (@firstclasswatches)

    Hello,

    I also hope the developer can roll in a similar fix to the next update as it would be inconvenient to replace this manually following every update.

    Thanks

    Scott

    firstclasswatches

    (@firstclasswatches)

    Hello,

    This does not appear to leave the plugin open to SQL injection as when this particular function fails it returns false but it does generate a PHP warning. I am facing the same errors in my log as the OP.

    The bug is that it is using mysql_real_escape_string without referencing an open connection and therefore this fails because your database needs a password to establish a new connection and thus the database cannot escape the string for you.

    There are three instances of this in common/util.php and I believe the WordPress function esc_sql can be dropped in as an appropriate working replacement for whatever escaping activity is going on here. I haven’t digged deep enough to see whether this referrer hits the database or whether this escaping is done out of an abundance of caution.

    Thanks,

    Scott

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