I'm probably missing something really obvious.
While converting a bunch of string before inserting them in a array I noticed some string where different among each other because of first char being uppercase or not. I decided then to use ucfirst
to make first character uppercase but it seems it doesn't work properly, I have had a look around on the web trying to figure out why this is happening but I had no luck.
$produtto = 'APPLE';
echo ucfirst($produtto);
//output: APPLE
If I use instead mb_convert_case
$produtto = 'APPLE';
echo mb_convert_case($produtto, MB_CASE_TITLE, "UTF-8");
//Output: Apple
In the first case I assume you would first need to turn them lowercase with strtolower
, and then use ucfirst
on the string.
ucfirst()
only looks at the first character so you should convert to lowercase first.
Use this:
$produtto = 'APPLE';
echo ucfirst(strtolower($produtto));
//output: Apple
http://php.net/manual/en/function.mb-convert-case.php
MB_CASE_TITLE is not the same as ucfirst(). ucfirst is only interested in the first character. MB_CASE_TITLE is about the whole string and making it an initial capital string.
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