I can see that the dots will also cause trouble, you are right. In your
case you might be better off using Zend_Config_Array.
On the other hand it looks strange to me to see an IP address as a key
in any INI file. IP addresses usually are something that could change
some day so they shouldn't really be a key. Maybe you might consider
something like
[redirect]
IP = "192.168.0.1"
URL = "http://www.whatever.com";
You might prepend the the keys with a sequence number, if you have more
then one redirect... If you should have an ever changing number of
redirects then I would think that the whole redirects section should not
go into an INI file at all but rather be stored in e.g. a database.
Cheers,
Axel
Alexandre Riveira wrote:
This error is reference a attributte from Zend_Config, examplete
[redirect]
192.168.0.1=http:://...
$config->192.168.0.1 is not attribute valid
Tank's,
Alexandre Riveira
Axel Christ escreveu:
I am quoting from the manual of parse_ini_file():
*Note: * If a value in the ini file contains any non-alphanumeric
characters it needs to be enclosed in double-quotes (").
Also I think whitespace around the equals sign might be good, if only
for readability.
Cheers,
Axel
Alexandre Riveira wrote:
Zend_Config is not work from content:
[redirect]
200.143.15.7=http://www.mywebsite/page
Solution is possible ?
Tank's
Alexandre Riveira
