php-general Digest 20 Jul 2011 09:00:32 -0000 Issue 7407
Topics (messages 314116 through 314118):
Re: ? simple solution for error resulting from upgrade to php5
314116 by: Dr Michael Daly
314117 by: Daniel Brown
Re: ezmlm warning
314118 by: Tamara Temple
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Thanks Geert
That has fixed it, with flying colours!
Michael
On 19.07.2011, at 10:05, Dr Michael Daly wrote:
> Hi
> is there a simple solution here, other than reverting to php4?
> An upgrade from php5 to php5 has resulted in an error msg in this line:
>
> if( strlen($db_res ) > 0 ) {
isn't this a simple check if $db_res is set?
what if you change it to -
if (is_object($db_res))
i would not downgrade to php4, but fix the code, it is not that much
trouble usually
Dr Michael Daly MB, BS
GradDip(Integrative Medicine), GradCert(Evidence Based Practice),
M Bus(Information Innovation), GradDip(Document Management)
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On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 04:05, Dr Michael Daly <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi
> is there a simple solution here, other than reverting to php4?
> An upgrade from php5 to php5 has resulted in an error msg in this line:
>
> if( strlen($db_res ) > 0 ) {
Change that to:
if (is_object($db_res)) {
> I understand this is bec. php5 is object orientated. It says an
> Object of class DB_result could not be converted to a string
Right. Before, it was succeeding on `strlen($db_res) > 0`
because - like an array - when called as a string, it was evaluating
to its variable type. For example:
<?php
$a = array('soo' => 'per', 'doo' => 'per');
echo $a; // Prints: Array
$b = new fakeClass(); // Presuming this class exists
echo $b; // Used to print: Object id #1
?>
--
</Daniel P. Brown>
Network Infrastructure Manager
http://www.php.net/
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