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Description: ------------ Bug in PHP 4.3.5-dev When I put a variable into checkdate($month,$day,$year) I get an error message, when one variable is empty or not existing. I haven't found that in other versions. Reproduce code: --------------- PHP 4.3.5-dev $value is given by <input type=text' name=value'> It is up to the user. There doesn't need to be a value. $datum = explode(".",$value); $day = $datum[0]; $month = $datum[1]; $year = $datum[2]; //****** $day,$month,$year may be empty *********** $mydatum = new Date_Calc; if ($mydatum->isValidDate($day,$month,$year)){ print "Hallo"; } Expected result: ---------------- I want to get back "Hallo", when $datum is a Gegorian date. This code worked fine in all other PHP-verions, but not in PHP 4.3.5-dev Actual result: -------------- PHP 4.3.5-dev Warning: checkdate() expects parameter 2 to be long, string given in /usr/local/lib/php/Date/Calc.php on line 70 Warning: checkdate() expects parameter 1 to be long, string given in /usr/local/lib/php/Date/Calc.php on line 70 isValidDatefrom PEAR just uses checkdate. Not anything else , which is relevant.