Posted by Toby A Inkster on 05/02/07 12:16

Jerry Stuckle wrote:

> Yes, but I'm not sure why the isset would give you a warning.

I think isset($array['key']) issues a *notice* under PHP 5 when the key
doesn't exist in the array. (And returns FALSE.)

I suppose internally PHP finds the key in the array *before* it calls the
isset() function, so the E_NOTICE is raised before isset() is called.

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