Re: [SOAP] Error fetching headers

> > I have another problem with the extension. It is not possible to transport > > Cyrillic symbols from the server to the client. Probably this is not only > > problematic when dealing with cyrillic but probably with other non-english > > symbols. > > Are you sure about this?.. I use the extension for full utf-8 support I > transport all sorts of wierd symbols. I even use mb_string to manipulate utf-8 > comming from a utf-8 db. Yes, I'm sure. I've faced this after extracting cyrillic symbols from MySQL and tried to transport. After then I just tried to return "Аз се казвам Андрей"; and the things went to the hell. > > > Last but not least there is problem with the integer indexes of arrays. > > In case all keys are integers but not sequent and greater than 0. After > > transporting them the array is reordered starting from 0 to count()-1. I > > think that the problem is in the server part. On the other hand if to the > > same array is added a value with string key than the nothing changes. I've > > experienced similar problems with array_slice() and some other functions > > that are "naughty" enough to change the keys. In my case the keys are > > timestamp from nowadays > > This is true... For this to work it would have to handle sparse array > encoding. Which it "will" do someday. There are some other things that it > doesn't do with arrays right now ither. > > To get around this can you cast your timestamps as strings.. Then it will treat > the array as a hashtable and you can get what you are looking for. > casting to strings does nothing -> $ret_ar["$timestamp"] is not different than $ret_ar[$timestamp] the result is the same. If I use $ret_ar["_$timestamp"] then strings are returned. Best regards, Andrey Hristov