Am 18.12.2016 um 18:36 schrieb Lawrence San:
Interesting; I didn't know json_encode had that limitation, but then I'm only a fairly basic PHP coder. The only "resources" (externals) I've ever called were a few file handles. I just found the official PHP List of Resource Types <http://php.net/manual/en/resource.php>, and I never even heard of most of them.
Me neither :-)
In fact the list is incomprehensible to me -- no explanation of what anything means -- and even clicking to go to one resource type's own manual page is still incomprehensible. (For example, I have no idea what *cubrid lob2* is, and when I click further its page says "Create a lob object." Gee, thanks for clearing that up, guys.)
Well, a LOB is a Large OBject (often in a database) and if you'd use CUBRID, you probably knew what it is like you know how to use mysql_connect or imagecreate. Both create a resource.
Anyway, did FirePHP handle resources (little pun there) OK?
Yes, that's why I found the problem. I always sent database resources via FirePhp to the console...
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