seeing strange things?

[Micah Montoy]

A couple more things and I'll stop bugging everyone. I'm trying to get the
file name of the string. If it includes the extension that's fine as well.
I thought the code below would do this but its not.

$filevalue = str_replace("\\\\", "/", $filevalue);

//get specific file name
$parts = explode("/",$filevalue);
$file_name = $parts[count($parts)]; //line 42

Its giving me error:
Notice: Undefined offset: 6 in
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\webpage10\example\u_images\act_ load_imgs.php on line 42

One other thing, after the results, I get on my output screen at the top the
word "Array", yet I don't have this anywhere in my output. Even after I
remove the above code to get rid of the error message, I get this. Anyone
have any ideas of how I can get rid of this?

thanks

[Micah Montoy]

OK. I think Imp the strange thing seeing things are and I don't think they
are. Anyway, disregard the last part about the Array. I had an echo
statement that I was using for testing buried in the code.




"Micah Montoy" <montmica@isu.edu> wrote in message
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> A couple more things and I'll stop bugging everyone. I'm trying to get

the

> file name of the string. If it includes the extension that's fine as

well.

> I thought the code below would do this but its not.
>
> $filevalue = str_replace("\\\\", "/", $filevalue);
>
> //get specific file name
> $parts = explode("/",$filevalue);
> $file_name = $parts[count($parts)]; //line 42
>
> Its giving me error:
> Notice: Undefined offset: 6 in
> c:\inetpub\wwwroot\webpage10\example\u_images\act_ load_imgs.php on line 42
>
> One other thing, after the results, I get on my output screen at the top

the

> word "Array", yet I don't have this anywhere in my output. Even after I
> remove the above code to get rid of the error message, I get this. Anyone
> have any ideas of how I can get rid of this?
>
> thanks
>
>

[Marek Kilimajer]

Micah Montoy wrote:

> A couple more things and I'll stop bugging everyone. I'm trying to get the
> file name of the string. If it includes the extension that's fine as well.

pathinfo() should do the job for you.