It's me again, i don't mean to be a bugger, but i really like to learn as
much as possible, that's why i ask (or will ask so many questions).
Consider the following (i shortened this a lot, but it will do the trick)
$op = $_GET['op'];
switch ( $op )
{
case "admin":
DoLogin();
break;
default:
ShowHomepage();
break;
}
PHP shoots a Notice Message telling me that there is an undefined index
Undefined index: act in g:\apache_web\intern\looney\index.php on line 177
This accects the code shown above.
Ok, am i correct in assuming that it pops this message because $op is not
defined as anything yet?
If so,should i always just do this
$_POST['op'] = '';
$op = $_GET['op'];
switch ( $op )
{
//Code here
}
Or would it be better and more space efficient to do this
$op = isset($_GET['op']);
switch ( $op )
{
//Code here
}
Cause if i do that the Notice Message dissapears for some reason i yet fail
to grab.
I would really appreciate if somebody could explain to me why the Notice
dissapears when using isset(), and also what is the best method to use
rather then the two shown above?
How do you guys&girls handle this?
Thanks a lot in advance for your time and patience!
Best regards from Vienna,
Jürgen
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