If you've seen a serialised variable a few times, you get to know how one is
set up and how to interpret it. If you're using serialised variables, I'd
suggest serialising a few simple ones and see what the output looks like so
that you can see when things are going amiss.
This is one way that I
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Geoff,
I looked at the string.
s:1745:s:1735:s:1725:s:1715:s:1705:s:1695:s:1685:s:1675:s:1665:s:1655:s:1645:s:1635:s:1625:s:1615:a:2:{
see all of the s's? It means that unserializer will produce a string that
looks like was not unserialized(but
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Hey,
There must be an error in the serialized stringswould you mind posting
one for us to look at? How about posting some code?
~Pauly
On Wednesday 18 September 2002 02:02 pm, you wrote:
Hi folks
Bit of a major panic - any help MUCH
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