Here's a test script that demonstrates the problem:
---
<?php
$days = array("Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat", "Sun");
foreach ($days as $d) {
echo "Checking day: $d";
if (stripos($d, 'T') === 0) {
echo "Day is Tuesday or Thursday";
} else {
echo "Day is MWFSS";
}
}
?>
---
When I run this as-is, it prints "Checking day: Mon" and stops. When I change stripos to strpos, it runs all the way through doing what it's supposed to. It's as if stripos calls 'die' somehow and strpos doesn't.
AFAIK, stripos should behave exactly like strpos except case-insensitively. So in the function above, it should make absolutely no difference which one I use.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
PS: Ignore the fact I'm using days above, what I'm really doing has nothing to do with date handling. That was just a convenient example to demonstrate the problem.
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