Richard Heyes wrote:
Ed Curtis wrote:
I'm converting upper case characters in a string to lower case and am
coming up with an empty string.
As I've done a million times before with other non-numerical strings.
$thisStr = CL22;
$strLow = strtolower($thisStr);
echo $thisStr;
Why does
Ed Curtis wrote:
I'm converting upper case characters in a string to lower case and am
coming up with an empty string.
As I've done a million times before with other non-numerical strings.
$thisStr = CL22;
$strLow = strtolower($thisStr);
echo $thisStr;
Why does $strLow come up empty?
Richard Heyes wrote:
Ed Curtis wrote:
I'm converting upper case characters in a string to lower case and am
coming up with an empty string.
As I've done a million times before with other non-numerical strings.
$thisStr = CL22;
$strLow = strtolower($thisStr);
echo $thisStr;
Why does
Does :
/echo strtolower(CL22);/
work?
You could also try :
/var_dump($strLow);
/
Ed Curtis wrote:
Richard Heyes wrote:
Ed Curtis wrote:
I'm converting upper case characters in a string to lower case and
am coming up with an empty string.
As I've done a million times before with other
Michael Kubler wrote:
Does :
/echo strtolower(CL22);/
work?
You could also try :
/var_dump($strLow);
/
Ed Curtis wrote:
Richard Heyes wrote:
Ed Curtis wrote:
I'm converting upper case characters in a string to lower case and
am coming up with an empty string.
As I've done a million
On 2-Jun-08, at 10:25 AM, Ed Curtis wrote:
I found the problem myself. The actual code follows the same
principal but the value of $thisStr is a $_GET value from a link.
The name of that value in the link was 'style'. Oops, you should
never use a HTML reserved attribute as a varible
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