This is the documented behavior of strrchr();
It searches for the last occurence of a CHARACTER, not a string.
There does not appear to be function to search for the last occurence of a
string. Perhaps a feature request would be more appropriate.
In the mean time perhaps reversing both strings with strrev() will suffice.
-Joe
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> Operating system: linux(redhat6.2)
> PHP version: 4.0.4pl1
> PHP Bug Type: Unknown/Other Function
> Bug description: sttchr() function bug
>
> <?
> $k="%C5%DA%B7%B9%C5%E4%BA%F1%C5%DA%B7%B9%C5%E4%BA%F1";
> $q="%C5%DA";
> $b=strrchr($k,$q);
> echo $k."<br>";
> echo $q."<br>";
> echo $b;
> ?>
> ///////result//////////
> %C5%DA%B7%B9%C5%E4%BA%F1%C5%DA%B7%B9%C5%E4%BA%F1
> %C5%DA
> %F1
>
> I want this result,"%C5%DA%B7%B9%C5%E4%BA%F1"
> Maybe it is function's bug.
>
>
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