StackOverflow Questions for Tag: strpos

Thread7

Reputation: 1090

strpos() returning incorrect result when the needle string is an integer-type value

phptypesstrpos

Score: 0

Answers: 1

DerekConlon

Reputation: 463

Why is strpos('L', 'L') === true evaluating to false?

phpstrpos

Score: 0

Answers: 2

user3617651

Reputation: 41

Why doesn't "if (strpos('a', 'a')) {" indicate that a match is found?

phpstringif-statementstrpos

Score: 0

Answers: 1

ch1st ch1st

Reputation: 13

strpos() === true always returns false

phpstrpos

Score: 1

Answers: 3

John Terters

Reputation: 13

strpos() == false give unexpected result when needle string exists at start of haystack string

phpstrpos

Score: 1

Answers: 3

Hello Lili

Reputation: 1587

Unexpected results when using strpos() with multibyte strings

phpstrpos

Score: 2

Answers: 2

pmcs management

Reputation: 45

strpos() == true doesn't reliably give the correct result

phpstrpos

Score: 0

Answers: 2

John Doe

Reputation: 143

strpos() !== true always evaluates as true

phpstrpos

Score: 1

Answers: 2

user1601513

Reputation: 153

strpos() >0 doesn't match needle found at the start of the string

phpstrpos

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Pieter

Reputation: 32805

Loosely checking for a truthy response from strpos() gives the incorrect outcome when the needle is found at the start of the haystack

phpstrpos

Score: 1

Answers: 1

Paul Sheldrake

Reputation: 7831

strpos() unexpectedly returns false when I try to search for an integer-type value

phptypesstrpos

Score: 4

Answers: 2

mrmuggles

Reputation: 65

Comparing strpos() loosely with >=0 or == false does not always return the correct result

phpstrpos

Score: 2

Answers: 2

Ceri Turner

Reputation: 946

How to make strpos() match case-insensitively

phpcase-insensitivestrpos

Score: 0

Answers: 2

DreamWave

Reputation: 1940

Loosely checking the return value from strpos() gives unintended result

phpstrpos

Score: 6

Answers: 3

user1788542

Reputation:

strpos() == false evaluates incorrectly when match is at the start of the string

phpstrpos

Score: 0

Answers: 2

Daniel

Reputation: 315

Why does strictly comparing strpos() against true give the opposite intended result?

phpstrpos

Score: 30

Answers: 5

Zwen2012

Reputation: 3498

Checking for a truthy return value from strpos() fails to find match at start of string

phpstringstrpos

Score: 1

Answers: 4

I'll-Be-Back

Reputation: 10838

strpos() returns false when needle string contains an invisible / zero-width character

phpunicodestrpos

Score: 1

Answers: 3

bikey77

Reputation: 6672

How to make strpos() only match whole numbers in a delimited string?

phpstrposword-boundaries

Score: 2

Answers: 4

Nisbo

Reputation: 65

A truthy check on the return value of strpos() fails to find match at start of haystack string

phpstrpos

Score: 0

Answers: 2

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StackOverflow Questions for Tag: strpos

strpos() returning incorrect result when the needle string is an integer-type value

Why is strpos(&#39;L&#39;, &#39;L&#39;) === true evaluating to false?

Why doesn&#39;t &quot;if (strpos(&#39;a&#39;, &#39;a&#39;)) {&quot; indicate that a match is found?

strpos() === true always returns false

strpos() == false give unexpected result when needle string exists at start of haystack string

Unexpected results when using strpos() with multibyte strings

strpos() == true doesn&#39;t reliably give the correct result

strpos() !== true always evaluates as true

strpos() &gt;0 doesn&#39;t match needle found at the start of the string

Loosely checking for a truthy response from strpos() gives the incorrect outcome when the needle is found at the start of the haystack

strpos() unexpectedly returns false when I try to search for an integer-type value

Comparing strpos() loosely with &gt;=0 or == false does not always return the correct result

How to make strpos() match case-insensitively

Loosely checking the return value from strpos() gives unintended result

strpos() == false evaluates incorrectly when match is at the start of the string

Why does strictly comparing strpos() against true give the opposite intended result?

Checking for a truthy return value from strpos() fails to find match at start of string

strpos() returns false when needle string contains an invisible / zero-width character

How to make strpos() only match whole numbers in a delimited string?

A truthy check on the return value of strpos() fails to find match at start of haystack string

Why is strpos('L', 'L') === true evaluating to false?

Why doesn't "if (strpos('a', 'a')) {" indicate that a match is found?

strpos() == true doesn't reliably give the correct result

strpos() >0 doesn't match needle found at the start of the string

Comparing strpos() loosely with >=0 or == false does not always return the correct result