Re: Bug #5772 Updated: if ("" == "0") inconsistent behavior on IIS 4.0

On 24 Jul 2000 22:43:33 -0000, Bug Database wrote: >ID: 5772 >Updated by: joey >Reported By: steve@teamits.com >Status: Feedback >Bug Type: Misbehaving function >Assigned To: >Comments: > >The CGI on both win32 and Unix returns the same for me using this test. >Instead of this workaround you have invented, why not use: > >if (strpos(strtolower($line), '</body') !== FALSE) { > >(Which I'd venture a guess is already being used, in one form or another, >on the Unix box) > >Double check and make sure that the Unix and the NT box really are using >the same code, and one is not using === ( or a variant thereof ) > >Full Bug description available at: http://bugs.php.net/?id=5772 > > Yes, they are using the same code: if (strpos(strtolower($line), '</body') == "0") { This is odd, then. Could this be a difference between 3.x and 4.x? I will doublecheck my other server to see what it's doing, but I swear it's working on PWS 4.0 and Windows 98 SE. Hmmm, I *am* using ISAPI on that server... In this case, FALSE won't work. If "</body" is the first part of the line, strpos() returns "0" which is interpreted as false. At least I'm assuming it will since "if (strpos(...))" evaluates as false in that case. --------------------------------------------------- Steve Yates Integrated Technical Solutions, Inc. E-Mail - steve@teamITS.com Web - www.teamITS.com Phone - 630.420.2550 Fax - 630.420.2771