php.js

Seems to me it does work differently from PHP's when the text has multibyte character inside. example) in php echo base64_encode(utf8_encode('this is the text and 한글')); // Korean characters inside in Javascript document.write(base64_encode(utf8_encode('this is the text and 한글))); the php result is not the same with javascript result.

Hello! I'm trying to use such construction if (!defined('MY_CONST')) define('MY_CONST', "some text"); And I get an error 'TypeError: redeclaration of var MY_CONST' but this works correct if (!defined('MY_CONST')) { delete MY_CONST; define('MY_CONST', "some text"); } May be you can fix?

add tmp_arr=Array(); in the line 24 and this work!

Thanks man you have solved my problem. :)

I just used this function to test something in the client side. It seems the date is off by a full day, the PHP generated date is what I was expecting. Same with other tested dates. Thanks for all you guys do! JS: date('Y-m-d', 1364774400) = 2013-03-31 PHP: date('Y-m-d', 1364774400) = 2013-04-01