At the very bottom of your function place another return with a string
like return 'FOUND THE END OF FUNCTION';
now, echo the return of the function and see if it really the return
function that you think it is that is returning false, or you are just
hitting the end of the function.
Jim
Yeah I tried this - I have confirmed that the return is the one I think
it is.
However, it seems this is actually being caused by some weirdness with
mod_rewrite. Basically, if I use the rewritten URL e.g.
example.com/section/addfriend/will/ which rewrites to
index.php?cmd=section/addfriend&username=will
I get this bug. But if I access
index.php?cmd=section/addfriend&username=will directly then it works fine.
This is definitely not a bug in my code but something to do with PHP,
Apache and/or mod_rewrite.
Unless anyone can suggest otherwise, I think it's going to be far too
complex to debug and produce a test case because of the complexity of
the code and working out where the bug actually is in PHP, Apache or
mod_rewrite. So I'm just going to work around it.
David
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