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Posted by Dan on 03/04/05 21:39
John Swartzentruber wrote:
> On 3/4/2005 2:23 PM Dan wrote:
>
>> phpninja wrote:
>>
>>> I think all php functions are case sensitive and must be all
>>> lowercase. try changing "IsSet" to "isset" and give it a run. I im not
>>> 100% sure because i always type every function in php lowercase and
>>> keep it the same throughout the application so i dont ever have to
>>> worry about that. Just a thought.
>>>
>>
>> How about using single quotes around all the action phrases:
>>
>> if (IsSet($_POST['action'])) {
>> // $action = $_POST['action'];
>> } else {
>> $action = $_GET['action'];
>> }
>>
>> I'm slowly learning, myself, on the proper placement of quotes.
>>
>> Thanks
>> -dant
>
>
> I tried that. I also doubt that isset would work any better because that
> condition is being processed correctly.
>
> This script is not something that I wrote, it is something I downloaded.
> I assume that it works correctly for the author on the author's system.
>
what I do sometimes is throw in keywords or the like:
if (IsSet($_POST['action'])) {
// $action = $_POST['action'];
echo "stage 1";
} else {
// $action = $_GET['action'];
echo "stage 2";
}
That helps me to determine the logical order of execution. I don't
think case has anything to do with it, as Chris had asked, but I don't
suppose it would hurt.
YOu can also use phpinfo('INFO_VARIABLES'); to print all env vars to see
if your var is even coming through. However, the above example will
pretty much determine this.
Hope that helps.
-dant
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