Re: str_replace() broken in 4.2.1 (Apache 1.3.26/Linux 2.2)

>In PHP 4.2.1 (stock php.ini) under Linux (RedHat 6.1) using Apache >1.3.26 the following code: > >$source = 'TEXT'; > >$replace = '<tag attribute=\"1\"><tag >attribute=\"blah\">'; Why in the world are you doing \" in there? You either want \\" or just ", but not \" But $replace is not being filled with a valid string -- or at least probably not the string you think it is... >$template = '<attribute="TEXT">'; >$expandedStr = str_replace( $source, $replace, $template ); > >print( "<h1>Result is: '$expandedStr'</h1>" ); > >Yields the incorrect result: > ><h1>Result is: '<attribute="<tag attribute="1><tag >attribute="blah">">'</h1> > >Note the missing ". > >However, if the <> are removed from $template then the result becomes: > ><h1>Result is: 'attribute="<tag attribute=\"1\"><tag >attribute=\"blah\">"'</h1> > >which in this context is correct. > >I've filed a bug report but wanted to ask if anyone else has seen this? -- Like Music? http://l-i-e.com/artists.htm