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[2002-06-06 15:43 UTC] jesse at erieonline dot com
After doing work using the ereg function, I've discovered that the function doesn't care for '('. Everytime it is used, php will produce a warning message. If I remove the '(', the function will work, but as soon as I add it back in, the warnings reapper.
if (ereg("> (", $line)) {
Warning: REG_EPAREN in /usr/home/grimreapa.com/public_html/emailparse.php on line 5
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Using the '\(' didn't work either, but I worked around the problem using a different method.