Posted by Marcus on 07/03/05 01:34

I'm having a problem that is baffling me... say I set a session variable
as so:

$_SESSION['temp'] = "default";

Now if I test the following two conditionals:

if($_SESSION['temp'] == "default")

and

if($_SESSION['temp'] == 0)

they both return TRUE. I don't understand why this is... if anything, I
would have thought testing if it == 1 would be a boolean true since the
variable exists and is not NULL, but testing if == 1 returns FALSE.
Thanks in advance.

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