Thanks for the suggestion. I ended up not building the search string
and checking each part individually.
FYI, I had noticed that it also depended on what order I built the
search string; e.g., $searchstring = $msg->Body() . $msg->Subject()...
worked ok but if I put $msg->Subject first it didn't. Is it possible
that if $msg->Subject is null that it does something funny to the value
in the $searchstring variable?
Anyway, it's working now by not using a variable. Thanks again.
Regards,
Bruce
>>> Shawn McKenzie <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> 25/07/2007 12:33 p.m. >>>
Too much beer to think through the logical progression of the
operators,
but maybe try:
if (stripos($searchtext, 'xxxx') !== false) {
-Shawn
Bruce Cowin wrote:
> I'm using PHP 5.1 on IIS. I have an app that uses MimeDecode to
load
> mime files and I've built an object to parse them into their various
> parts; i.e., $msg->Body(), $msg->Sender(), etc. I'm using stripos()
to
> look for a string (that I know is in my test files). It works if I
> search in $msg->Body(), but doesn't work if I build a variable and
> search it. i.e.,
>
> this works:
>
> if (!stripos($msg->Body(), 'xxxx') === false)
> {
> echo "\n found in Body()\n";
> }
>
>
> but this doesn't (I've tried it with and without htmlentities()):
>
> $searchtext = htmlentities($msg->Sender()) . htmlentities($msg->To())
.
> htmlentities($msg->Cc()) . htmlentities($msg->Subject()) .
> htmlentities($msg->Body());
> if (!stripos($searchtext, 'xxxx') === false)
> {
> echo "\nstring found!\n";
> }
>
> Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Bruce
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