thank you for your help. I have found that the error was laying
somewhere else. The code like you wrote was ok.
Cheers,
merlin
Catalin Trifu wrote:
Hi,
I printed the values out, and inserted it into a varibble to check if
it finds it. In this case it works! But it only wokes if I do it lik
ng zeros, that
is because normal integers do not retain their leading zeros even if you
enter them.
Jim Lucas
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From: "Merlin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, August 30, 2003 9:02 AM
Subject: [PHP] Re: trouble with array_se
Hi,
I printed the values out, and inserted it into a varibble to check if it
finds it. In this case it works! But it only wokes if I do it like this:
array('03042003');
This does not work:
array(03042003);
When you make array(03042003) what you get is an array like this
Array ( 0 => 3042003 )
I printed the values out, and inserted it into a varibble to check if it
finds it. In this case it works! But it only wokes if I do it like this:
array('03042003');
This does not work:
array(03042003);
So I gues it has something to do with this? It really drives me crecy, I
already spent an hou
Hi,
You don't have to convert to string; PHP does it
automatically.
Did you check for the $dates array, does it really contain
what you think it should.
So, try to make a print_r($dates) and see if you have what you expect.
FYI: array_search() returns the key of the last found element
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