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Today's PHP doesn't really want to support legacy code. A customer's hosting provider forces an upgrade to PHP 5.4 in April. They tested a CMS and it is broken.
by stesch 14y ago
Today's PHP doesn't really want to support legacy code. A customer's hosting provider forces an upgrade to PHP 5.4 in April. They tested a CMS and it is broken. Just because the CMS used split() instead of explode(). Deprecated function.