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Posted by Oliver Grδtz on 06/30/07 07:29
xhe schrieb:
> I have just upgraded my php version form php4 to php5. and I met this
> problem, and don't know if you know the solution.
> My site was written in PHP4, and most parts can be running smoothly in
> PHP5, only that in old version, I can use $row[fieldname] to access
> the data in database directly, no need to put double quote around
> fieldname. BUT in PHP5, this is wrong, I got error message "undefined
> constant". I know this is because PHP5 see the fieldname without
> double quote as constant instead of name of field. I know the slowest
> solution is to add double quotes one by one, but this will take a lot
> time.
No, the behaviour hasn't changed. PHP4 also treats the fielname without
quotes as a constant. Undefined constants that a script tries to access
are implicitly/conveniently defined to have their name as content so the
script works as expected. And it still works in PHP5. You just use an
installation with more strict error_reporting. Have a look at
configuring the error reporting settings or (better) change your script
to use strings like in $row['fieldname'].
OLLi
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