Taylor, Stewart wrote:
> I'm fetching a serialized array from a database but when I call
> unserialize() the function returns false.
>
> Any suggestions as to why unserialize is returning false?
I once had this problem when I serialized an array which contained a
variable from global namespace which was empty, but only when switching
from HTTP to HTTPS.
The serialized array had one entry with value "N" (no type or length),
which couldn't be unserialized.
Checking if the variable had a value and assigning 0 if not before
putting it into the array solved the problem.
regards
Wagner
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