Adrian wrote:
> check your preg_match() call...
>
> things like "$pattern" and "$msg" are the spawn of satan btw.
> there is ABSOLUTELY NO REASON to put variables in quotation marks
> except that php has to parse the string which is slower than php just
> seeing the variable.
You'd be hard-pressed
check your preg_match() call...
things like "$pattern" and "$msg" are the spawn of satan btw.
there is ABSOLUTELY NO REASON to put variables in quotation marks
except that php has to parse the string which is slower than php just
seeing the variable.
and when a functions expects a reference, "$var
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