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Posted by Kevin Blount on 10/26/07 21:48
I'm getting data from an XML file using this method:
$name = $xml->user_info->user['name'];
$nickname = $xml->user_info->user['nickname'];
&
$age = $xml->user_info->user['age'];
$shoe_size = $xml->user_info->user['show_size'];
I want to compare name & nickname, and age & shoe_size, but I can't
figure out how, as all 4 are objects.
Basically I want to know if age > show_size or name == nickname.
How would I do that?
I tried:
if ($age > $shoesize)
{
echo "age is higher";
}
else
{
echo "shoesize is higher";
}
but it ALWAYS comes out as "shoesize is higher", mostly I think
because I'm comparing objects, not integers. I just can't find out how
to convert the obj to an int, or compare two like-typed objects.
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