Just do it manually. ._.

I'm not sure if I can. I can set the num_Char to two, but I don't know if I can set the - to a

It works, but, as I thought, its now -b

there a reason the page goes blank when I put $num_char =1; at the top near <?php ?

Can you pastie me the whole file?

Gah, pastie down. What was that other one?

I don't remember. It had a really weird URL. I only found the link through Pastie.

xn--12-c6t.ws/includes/c...

I think the problem is that num_char is being set to 1 every time the function is called

Where's the $num_char =1; ?

In new_slug

about 4 lines down

And having that in there is causing an error? What error?

No, putting new slug up top near <?php makes the page go blank. No error.

You're not putting it above "class Redirect" are you?

Uh...Yes. But I tried putting it inside class redirect, and it gave me an error too. It expected t_function and t_variable

Pastie/whatever it with the modifications. I'll see what I can do.

xn--12-c6t.ws/includes/c...

All I did was move num_char outside of new_slug

Should be var $numchar = 1;

Okay, that fixed the error, but now the redirect page shows up blank, no error.

When using $num_char in the functions, use $this->num_char

No more blank page, but still no - to aa

It doesn't seem like its recognizing that - is the final char.

for some reason, this - if($char_to_increment == -1 isn't returning true

Well, apparently it was supposed to be =, not ==

Are you setting it in that if statement? Or testing if it's -1?

testing.

it went to aa, but now it won't increment. Dammit.

Alright, so it looks like = makes the if statement always true, and == makes it never true...Curses.

Check the code that sets it. See what the issue is.

It works, but not the way it should. Something to work on tommorow, I guess.

Thanks for the help again, chris. Hopefully one day I'll learn to survive without you.