- Original Message -
From: William Stewart
I have a variable that I want to define as an include of
a .txt file. In other words, I want something like:
$subcontent = include(text.txt);
Simplest is just to put the whole variable definition into the include file:
?php
William Stewart wrote:
I am trying to dynamically include a file based on what folder the file
that is calling it is in. For instance:
The file www.whatever.com/abc/index.php would include the file:
www.whatever.com/template/abc.php and the file
www.whatever.com/xyz/index.php would include the
Anitha Paruchuri wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to check the length of the password entered by the user
using strlen($password). It works fine when say I enter a password as
'abc123' but if I entered '123abc' it somehow doesn't work fine. Am I
missing something here? Should the $password or the variable
- Original Message -
From: Anitha Paruchuri
I am trying to check the length of the password entered
by the user using strlen($password). It works fine when
say I enter a password as 'abc123' but if I entered
'123abc' it somehow doesn't work fine. Am I missing
something here?
Either
The code where it does this is here--
if (strlen($cpassword)5 || strlen($cpassword 16))
{
echo Your password must be between 5 and 16 characters. Please go back
and try again.;
exit;
// check password length is ok
}
I tried printing the values of
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Anitha Paruchuri wrote:
The code where it does this is here--
if (strlen($cpassword)5 || strlen($cpassword 16))
A misplaced )
You probably want this:
if (strlen($cpassword)5 || strlen($cpassword) 16)
Sheila
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Thanks so much...Huh sometimes you feel like such a stupid to do these small errors.
But Thanks everyone it is definately the ')' but what suprises me is that all the
while it did not give any problem until i tried entering a password starting with
numbers. I think I must have entered atleast
- Original Message -
From: Anitha Paruchuri
what suprises me is that all the while it did not
give any problem until i tried entering a
password starting with numbers.
Well, look at it this way. By comparing $password with a number you are
forcing it to evaluate to a numeric value.
