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unserialize not working correctly
I am trying to use a hack that is no longer supported and the original coder isn't replying even on his own board. I am hoping someone can assist me since I am very confused about what is wrong.
I am using FC4 with updated RPMs, so PHP=5.0.4 & SQL=4.1.20, I also use MYSQLi to connect to the database. The original code is: Code:
$cdfield = "field" . $vbulletin->options["countdownfield"]; So I made this test code to figure out what is wrong: Code:
<?php Code:
Connected successfully Code:
a:8:{s:7:"enabled";s:3:"Yes";s:3:"day";s:1:"1";s:5:"month";s:1:"1";s:4:"year";s:4:"2009";s:4:"hour";s:1:"0";s:6:"minute";s:1:"0";s:5:"event";s:14:"Happy New Year";s:7:"overmsg";s:15:"Make Resolution";} |
Did you try doing an unserialize on the serialized data before other manipulations such as the str_replace?
EDIT: Also, mysql_query returns a MySQL "resource", you should pass it to one of the functions such as mysql_fetch_assoc to return a php array of the data. PHP Code:
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Bingo.
Remember that a when you serialize something, PHP records the lengths of all the strings, arrays, etc. Changing things like " to " would muck this up, resulting in an usable data. |
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