I just moved some *working* code from a Win2k server running PHP 4.2.1
to a FreeBSD server running 4.2.3 and the following code no longer
works...
$templatetext = preg_replace("/<!-- include\(\"([[:ascii:]]+?)\"\)
-->/e", "g_includecallback(\"\\1\")", $templatetext);
if (!preg_match("/([[:ascii:]]+?)<!-- begin set
-->([[:ascii:]]+?)<!-- end set -->([[:ascii:]]+?)$/i", $templatetext,
$matches))
{
// Report the error and stop processing the page
g_Halt("Could not find set definition in set list template:
$g_setlisttemplate");
}
The first line that processes includes works and after that line
$templatetext contains the full template with the include statements
replaced with the contents of the file. After the preg_match statement
has run (and succeeded), $matches[0] should contain the same as
$templatetext did after the previous line. However, this is not the
case. A sizable chunk of the text at the start of the variable has been
lost and I cannot figure out why. Can anyone give me any pointers?
Thanks.
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Stuart
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