FLASH->PHP save HTML file, PHP adds "\" in front of each ' or "

Hi,

now i want to load HTML into flash, modify it, save/update back to server using PHP.

loading into flash works fine, saving it back thought not well, because PHP adds in front of each " and ’ letter 1 slash (its like parsing has to be changed or smthng). I am using loadVars saveAndLoad to send data to php script and retrieve acknowledgement back from server.

PHP script is as follows:

<?php
$filename = $_POST["filename"];
$raw_html = $_POST["content"];

print $raw_html;

$fp = fopen($filename, "w");
fwrite($fp, $raw_html);
fclose($fp);
?>

where “filename” is the name of the HTML file that “content” has to be saved into, and “content” is updated HTML, which was updated inside flash.

When i trace loadVars.content before sending it to PHP, it contains no additional slashes. Example:

<textformat leading="7"><p><br> &nbsp; &nbsp; Každá inštrukcia je vykonávaná ako sekvencia krokov. Tieto kroky zodpovedajúce 1 inštrukcii sa spolo&#269;ne nazývajú inštruk&#269;ný cyklus.
 &nbsp; &nbsp; Ako taký inštruk&#269;ný cyklus vyzerá, si ukážeme na nasledujúcom príklade:
<img src="swf/instruction_cycle.swf" width="300" height="350" hspace="120"></p></textformat>

Once PHP updates the document’s content, the HTML file looks as follows:

<textformat leading=\"7\"><p><br> &nbsp; &nbsp; Každá inštrukcia je vykonávaná ako sekvencia krokov. Tieto kroky zodpovedajúce 1 inštrugfdsgsdgkcii sa spolo&#269;ne nazývajú inštruk&#269;ný cyklus.
 &nbsp; &nbsp; Ako taký inštruk&#269;ný cyklus vyzerá, si ukážeme na nasledujúcom príklade:
<img src=\"swf/instruction_cycle.swf\" width=\"300\" height=\"350\" hspace=\"120\"></p></textformat>

You can see clearly, each time there was a " or ’ letter, PHP script added one \ in front of it. I guess its because how PHP interprets things inside “” or ‘’ and \ destroys its special meaning.
Please gimme some advice how to tell PHP that i dont want it to place those slashes there. I have one guess… putting that HTML into XML CDATA node, which preserves the parsing, but HOPE there is another way to do this.

Thank You for caring and Your help
M