Hi everybody,
Perhaps am I making a mistake, but the following code fragment: <?php $t_aa = array(); if ( !isset($t_aa["bb"]) || ($t_aa["bb"]=="") ) $t_aa["bb"]=="cc"; ?> Emits the following notice: PHP Notice: Undefined index: bb in test.php on line 4 The php documentation : http://php.net/manual/en/language.operators.logical.php states in exemple 1 that short circuit is implemented. In my example as !isset($t_aa["bb"]) true, then the second expression ($t_aa["bb"]=="")should not be evaluated! Is it a php bug? Or am i missing something? Cheers, Pascal KISSIAN
