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    Actinic v9 & PHP

    Hi there all again

    I'm on my merry way through Actinic late this evening - fun fun fun!!! :-D

    Anyway, I have been struggling with the F*****G PHP module in Actinic.

    It is great in concept, and I have heard that v8 had PHP v4.3 in so 9 will have at least that version or later.

    Now, i have used a bit of PHP code that was on the knowledge base, and it worked great, but now want to have a go at creating my own.

    It is a very simple function that I know works (ran it on my webserver as it was) using simple PHP functions (being a PHP coder, i know these are simple!!)

    Actinic seems to fall over the strlen and the substr functions, both of which were around in v4 of PHP and both of which are pretty much a requirement for my code to run without making it overly complex.

    Am I doing something wrong??

    I am doing all the stuff you have to do in the block heading of the php block.

    any suggestions??

    cheers

    The moose

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    Am I doing something wrong??
    I'm afraid we'll never know unless you show us what you're trying.

    V9 Has PHP 5.2.3 built-in. See what's available by (temporarily) putting this into a product description.

    !!<<actinic:block php="true">phpinfo();</actinic:block>>!!
    Norman - www.drillpine.biz
    Edinburgh, U K / Bitez, Turkey

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      #3
      i would answer this, but in the process of trying something slightly different, i seem to have messed up everyhting now!! see:

      http://community.actinic.com/showthr...104#post237104

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        #4
        sorted it all out now

        i think the issue i was having is that Actinic didnt like the < sign, but wanted everything to be switched around to use the > sign!!

        Moost

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