note 13565 rejected and deleted from function.ereg.php by zak
| From: | zak@php.net | Date: | Sat, 30 Jun 2001 07:26:31 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 13565 rejected and deleted from function.ereg.php by zak | ||
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with PHP 3.0.12 (I know, old but the client Im working for wont upgrade for some odd reason, dont
ask why), I ripped my hair out over a simple little problem: When using ereg(), you cannot use a
variable variable as an input string. ex:
if (ereg("[ONE|TWO]",${"some var name" . $someothervar})) {
did not work at all.
Even this doesnt work:
$var = ${"somevarname" . $someothervar};
if (ereg("[ONE|TWO]",$var)) {
php would not report any error (hell, it didnt respond at all), instead in IE I would get a Page Not
Found error, in Netscape I get a "Document has no data" popup. Hope this helps.