A visitor to my site repeatedly receives a fatal error in one of my scripts.
He is using a Compaq PC with IE 6; Windows 98. He gets this error message:
"Call to unsupported or undefined function srtoupper() in on line 82."
Line 82 is a compound IF statement which uses strtoupper(). As best I
A visitor to my site repeatedly receives a fatal error in one of my scripts.
He is using a Compaq PC with IE 6; Windows 98. He gets this error message:
"Call to unsupported or undefined function srtoupper() in on line 82."
Line 82 is a compound IF statement which uses strtoupper(). As best I
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>What you are doing is executing the substr and strtoupper many times,
which,
>on a slow connection which may have backlog (thus slower time for the html
>stream buffer to be delivered), it could timeout.
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>More detail on a: the error, and b: the code *in cont
Ah yes... that would do it. How embarrassing! But another respondent brought
up an interesting question. Why does this error not show up every time? As
written, it is a basic syntactical error. I tested this thing up and down; I
test it in production every day.
Ah it's always something th
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