Jerry Stuckle wrote:
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Jeff wrote:
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>Luuk wrote:
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>>Jeff schreef:
>>>Thomas Mlynarczyk wrote:
>>>>Jeff schrieb:
>>>>>
>>>>>$content =<<<content
>>>>>$array[1a]
>>>>>content;
>>>>>
>>>>>Why is that? Is there a fix other than renaming the indexes?
>>>>>{$array[1a]} or {$array['1a']} does not work.
>>>>>
>>>>{$array['1a']} works fine for me with PHP 5.2.0.
>>>>
>>> Thanks, I've got 5.2.6 here.
>>>>
>>> I've also some weird problem where with $ signs.
>>>>
>>>$D['some_var']= '$19.99';
>>>>
>>>echo <<<content
>>>$D[some_var]
>>>content;
>>>>
>>>yields this: .99
>>>>
>>>Just looked at the php change log but it's a bit hard to parse!
>>>>
>>> Jeff
>>>>>
>>>>Greetings,
>>>>Thomas
>>>>>
>>>
>>what OS are you running on ?
>>
> some flavor *nix.
>>
> head litenup.ca ?
>>
> It's a Blue Genesis server, not a great host, if you ask me!
>>
> Jeff
>
Works here, also. Is this the *exact* failing code?
As far as the original problem, yes. I ran a test script.
$a = '$19.99';
echo <<<this_data
$a
this_data;
I find that a stand alone works as expected. In the code block itself
it fails. There's a bit of PDO before and not much else.
This is on the "special projects" server at Blue Genesis because they
don't run the MySQL PDO drivers on their normal server. I wouldn't be
surprised if there was a connection.
In fact, my "fix" for both bits is this:
foreach($D as $key=>$value){
$value = str_replace('$','',$value); // remove $
$D['x' . $key] = $value; // don't start index with a number
}
funky.
Jeff
