Re: bug in str_split function?

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chris wrote:
> No good.
>
> I made the change to this (note the echo ping statements)
> /////////////////// start
> <?PHP
>  $test='this is test';
>  echo $test;
>  echo '<br>ping 1<br>';
>  $test2=str_split($test);
>  echo 'ping 2<br>';
>  echo '<pre>';
>  for($i=0;$i<count($test2);$i++)
>  {
>   print_r($test2[$i]);
>  }
>  echo '</pre>';
> ?>
> /////////////////// end
>
> result is now
> /////////////////
> this is test
> ping 1
> /////////////////

Most rational explanation:

Fact 1: str_split is only available in PHP 5, according to TFM.
Fact 2: It's *POSSIBLE* to set up error_reporting/error_log to not appear
in the browser.

Hypothesis:  You have an error message going somewhere telling you that
str_split is not a defined function, because you are running PHP 4 (or PHP
3, or even PHP 2, in theory)...

Lab Test: Does <?php phpinfo();?> say you are running PHP 5?

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