This code
return $this->var1 .DS. $this->var2;won't work on Windows (XP) while it does on Mac OS. ('DS' is defined as DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.)
If I change the code, that is change DS with "/",
return $this->var1 ."/". $this->var2;then it works.
Why doesn't it work (or where am I mistaking
)? Would really like to use DS in place of "/".
How/where is DS defined? Does it work if you replace it with the built-in DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR constant?
in your general config/constants/functions file, whichever you use, that is called first by every file you plan to use this in, add:
if ( !defined( 'DS' ) )
define( 'DS', DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR );
and see if that fixes it - as it sounds like it's not really defined.
Note also that on Windows, DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR is "\"; so if you're using DS/DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR in some places and there are "/" hanging around in others, strings that should match might not.
Of course, this depends on what is meant by "won't work".
Note also that on Windows, DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR is "\"; so if you're using DS/DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR in some places and there are "/" hanging around in others, strings that should match might not.
Of course, this depends on what is meant by "won't work".
