I have just been writing a new user account interface in PHP, and I tried the following;
I noticed that it was replacing :::closed_tickets::: with a blank (i.e nothing). After a bit more debugging (working out if the values were actually being set in the script), I had a random idea to quote the variable... i.e so it looks like this;
Note the quotes around $close_tickets.
Just thought I would post this handy thing to know... it had me baffled for a couple of hours :(
Cheers
Andy (mod)
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Code:
$line = ereg_replace(":::closed_tickets:::",$closed_tickets, $line);I noticed that it was replacing :::closed_tickets::: with a blank (i.e nothing). After a bit more debugging (working out if the values were actually being set in the script), I had a random idea to quote the variable... i.e so it looks like this;
Code:
$line = ereg_replace(":::closed_tickets:::","$closed_tickets", $line);Note the quotes around $close_tickets.
Just thought I would post this handy thing to know... it had me baffled for a couple of hours :(
Cheers
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
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