Ah yes... that would do it. How embarrassing! But another respondent brought
up an interesting question. Why does this error not show up every time? As
written, it is a basic syntactical error. I tested this thing up and down; I
test it in production every day.
Ah.... it's always something.... thanks much.
Philip Olson wrote in message ...
>> "Call to unsupported or undefined function srtoupper() in.... on line
82."
>
>srt != str (typo).
>
>> if (strtoupper(substr($xmbrcode,11,1)) != "B" &&
>> strtoupper(substr($xmbrcode,11,1)) != "P" &&
>> srtoupper(substr($xmbrcode,11,1)) != "H" &&
>> srtoupper(substr($xmbrcode,11,1)) != "O").... {
>
>See above. Btw, consider something like:
>
> $str = '123456789abcdef';
> $bad = array('B','P','H','O');
>
> if (in_array(strtoupper($str{11}),$bad)) {
> echo 'boo';
> }
>
>I can't believe people code on Christmas :)
>
>Warm regards,
>Philip Olson
>
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