Funnily enough, this occurs in this function:
================= snip ===================
public static function num_rows($resource) {
$result = mysql_num_rows($resource);
if (!$result) {
return '0';
}
return $result;
}
================ snip =================
Waht happened? The upstream developer chose to wrap the
mysql_num_rows() function in order to compensate its failure to return
consistent types.
While doing so, they stumble upon ... mysql_query() doing the same :D.
That epic fail is of course a PHP bug, but PHP devs do not fix it because
it is by design.
I provide this information in order to find other bugs in similar code if
possible ...
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