Now it's working well. I was making a mistake with the while's loop. I saw
my mistake using the print_r function.
Thanks,
RB
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Subject: Re: [PHP]
the keys of my application.
> The last solution is to put the @, but i want to know where is the problem.
>
> Thanks,
>
> RB.
>
>
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Subject: Re: [PHP] array_change_key_case() warning...
Date: Thu, 07 Nov 2002 20:02:31 +0100
Are you sure you don't have something different from strings and
integers in one of
Are you sure you don't have something different from strings and
integers in one of your keys?
Anyway, you can still quiet the error up by prepeding the function with
an at-mark:
$myArray = @array_change_key_case($result,CASE_UPPER);
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Maxim Maletsky
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Hello,
I'm using array_change_key_case to return an array with all string keys
uppercased.
ex:
$myArray = array_change_key_case($result,CASE_UPPER);
If i have the display_errors = on and error_reporting = E_ALL in my
php.ini then i get the warning:
"Warning: Wrong datatype in array_change_
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