Could x10 upgrade PHP to 5.3?

[welch]

At the current version (5.2.6), the function strstr() doesn't allow me to use the optional true or false statement to read strings as I do in some of my scripts and would be very beneficial. Just curious as to see if this might happen or if I'll need to work around it.

Thanks!

[leafypiggy]

It probably does, however an administrator may have disabled it for securty reasons

[galaxyAbstractor]

You may need to upgrade your php in the account panel

[welch]

I am already at the Intermediate level of PHP access :\

I get the error that I'm using too many parameters for strstr() and I've already done a lot of work to make sure it is not my error.

I'm using it like this:

if (strstr($data, "://", true) == "http") { /* code */ }

to check if the string "$data" is a URL that starts with http and it won't allow me to use that last true/false statement that, in the PHP manual, says is there as of version 5.3.0.

(The value "true" should make it so it gets the string before the occurrence of "://")

Thanks for the help thus far! This is quite the hassle currently as I'm building a lot of code on this particular function.

EDIT: http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.strstr.php is the location of strstr() in the PHP manual where this is mentioned. Apologies for the lack of thoroughness in the original post.

[AttackBunnyPro]

Welch is correct; the third parameter was added in 5.3.0. Thus, one can't use it unless x10 upgrades

[welch]

Even though this particular function still will not work as desired, I have since replaced this with the strpos() function to check for an occurrence of "http://" and check if the value is not false.

However, a lot of updates have been done in version 5.3.x so I'd still recommend the update if at all possible.

Thanks,
GrapeJuice

[galaxyAbstractor]

I will ask an admin for you when it is gonna be installed. I myself had no idea php 5.3 was out lol :D.

Ok I have an answer:

Since php 5.3 is in Alpha1 stage it would be unsecure to install on a live environement. Alpha releases is only made for personal testing purposes only.

When php 5.3 gets final, it needs to get beta first too, then they gonna think about updating it.
The normal way a software is released is Alpha>Beta>RC>Final

[welch]

ahhh I see. My mistake! I had thought it to be a final release to be documented so quickly!

Thanks for the review of my issue though this has been more helpful than I thought it would be. I'll definitely hang around and try to help people out on the forums.