The code I have been working on can be viewed at http://demo.jhaffey.vvhost.us if you feel the need to view it. There is a "System Message" tab towards the bottom. Inside the graphic is an iframe that links to a php file that is suppose to display the system msgs put there by the admin. As for 1500+ lines.....i have run php-nuke and other scripts that have 2000+ lines but I have also noticed that if they where to move their { up a line or just clean up the code it would be half of that. Last night I did alot of thinking and figured I would seperate the msgformat function from all the rest and see what happens...break the problem down so I can divide and conquere (spelled wrong). --- In php-objects@yahoogroups.com, Ryan Sexton <rsexton@f...> wrote: > Hi Jason, > > I have multiple files that are +1500 lines and have never experienced > what you're experiencing on my production machine. You should check > your error log. It has happened to me using unstable PHP installations. > I would get segmentation faults on certain bits of code. The best way > to debug this is to check your error log, or insert come echo's or some > debugging information to try and figure out what bit of code is killing > the script. > > Good luck, > Ryan > > On Sep 15, 2004, at 2:40 PM, Jason wrote: > > > > > Andrew, > > > > Thank you for the advice.....I will try making the corrections and > > see what happens. I currently use tsWebEditor 2.0 but I am > > downloading Zend Studio and will give a shoot. > > > > Over the past few years of coding I have noticed something and am > > wondering if anyone else have noticed this too. If a PHP file > > becomes to big, parts are ignored. I have had PHP files that are 100 > > to 300 lines long and are solid code and parts of the code (more > > towards the bottom) start to be dropped off. Is it possible that the > > server's cache fills up?? > > > > Jason > > --- In php-objects@yahoogroups.com, "Andy Bartel" <andy@m...> wrote: > >> Jason, > >> > >> I doubt this is the issue, most likely just a miss when you put it > > in > >> the email, but you're not closing your quotes in your actual script > > or > >> ending with a semicolon on the first line when you first set > > $sys_msg. > >> > >> Second, your function parse errors because you close the bracket > > after > >> you run the first str_replace function rather than letting it > > continue. > >> Again this may be an issue with copying your code to the email. > >> > >> Third, there's no need for semi colons after bracket closes. > >> > >> I added an echo statement and fixed the errors I mentioned and it > > runs > >> flawlessly, try this: > >> > >> <? > >> > >> function msgformat ($msg) > >> { > >> ($debug==true?"msgformat function called<br>":""); > >> $msg=str_replace("|NL|","<br>\n",$msg); //SET FOR NEW LINE > >> //Check for Date > >> if(strstr($msg,"|+D|")!=""){ > >> $msg=str_replace("|+D|","<sub>",$msg); //TURN ON SUB FOR DATE > >> $msg=str_replace("|-D|","</sub>",$msg); //TURN OFF SUB FOR DATE > >> } > >> return $msg; > >> } > >> > >> $sys_msg="DEMO LOGINS|+D|(9/12/04)|-D||NL|"; > >> $sys_msg = msgformat($sys_msg); > >> > >> echo $sys_msg; > >> > >> ?> > >> > >> It returns: > >> > >> DEMO LOGINS(9/12/04) with the date "subbed". > >> > >> I'm not sure which editing program you're using, but my Zend Studio > >> picked up the error right away, you might want to consider switching > >> apps. If none of the things I said above work, check your include > > path, > >> php version, etc. > >> > >> Good luck, > >> > >> -Andrew Bartel > >> Web Applications Engineer > >> Modulus, LLC > >> > >> -----Original Message----- > >> From: Jason [mailto:jason@h...] > >> Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 7:38 PM > >> To: php-objects@yahoogroups.com > >> Subject: can someone help me with this STUPID FUNCTION > >> ISSUE > >> > >> my code: > >> //ON ONE PAGE > >> <?php > >> include ("includes/functions.php"); > >> $sys_msg="DEMO LOGINS|+D|(9/12/04)|-D||NL| > >> $sys_msg = msgformat($sys_msg); > >> ?> > >> > >> //IN ANOTHER PHP FILE > >> function msgformat ($msg) > >> { > >> ($debug==true?"msgformat function called<br>":""); > >> $msg=str_replace("|NL|","<br>\n",$msg); //SET FOR NEW LINE > >> }; > >> //Check for Date > >> if(strstr($msg,"|+D|")!=""){ > >> $msg=str_replace("|+D|","<sub>",$msg); //TURN ON SUB FOR DATE > >> $msg=str_replace("|-D|","</sub>",$msg); //TURN OFF SUB FOR DATE > >> }; > >> return $msg; > >> }; > >> .................................................... > >> > >> Now here is the problem.....nothing is happening. > >> I have error_reporting on and am not getting any errors of any > > kind. > >> My php editing program, which checks for PHP errors and syntx > >> problems doesnt detect any issues. My script knows that the > > function > >> exists and I think it calls to it but then it dies before running a > >> single line of code. > >> > >> $sys_msg = msgformat($sys_msg); > >> The above is returning NULL. > >> > >> Any advice or help would be appreciated > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> PHP Data object relational mapping generator - > >> http://www.meta-language.net/ > >> Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > PHP Data object relational mapping generator - > > http://www.meta-language.net/ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Make a clean sweep of pop-up ads. Yahoo! Companion Toolbar. Now with Pop-Up Blocker. Get it for free! http://us.click.yahoo.com/L5YrjA/eSIIAA/yQLSAA/saFolB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> PHP Data object relational mapping generator - http://www.meta-language.net/ Yahoo! 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