Re: [PHP-DB] use of str_split

2007-08-09 Thread Brad Bonkoski
Looks like the function str_split() is a PHP 5 addition, so I guess it might be because you are using php 4? You can also do this with substr() function... Something like this: ?php $str = abcdefg; $arr = Array(); for($i=0; $i strlen($str); $i++) { $arr[] =

Re: [PHP-DB] use of str_split

2007-08-09 Thread Stut
Asim wrote: Hi when i try to use this function str_split() it shows me as invalid function Are you using PHP 5? That function does not exist in PHP 4. what is solution i want to split certain length of string into an array // NB: UNTESTED $string = 'This is a

RE: [PHP-DB] use of str_split

2007-08-09 Thread Bastien Koert
explode(delimiter, $string); is the correct function Bastien Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2007 04:53:53 -0700 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: php-db@lists.php.net Subject: [PHP-DB] use of str_split Hi when i try to use this function str_split() it shows me as invalid function what is solution

Re: [PHP-DB] use of str_split

2007-08-09 Thread Brad Bonkoski
This was my initial thought too, but from the manual: If /delimiter/ is an empty string (), *explode()* will return *FALSE*. If /delimiter/ contains a value that is not contained in /string/, then *explode()* will return an array containing /string/. So, this would not satisfy the