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> two equal signs means 'equal to'
> so '!==' means 'not equal to'
> one equal sign sets a value.
> ie...
> x = 2; // x is set to the value of 2
>
> if(x!==3) // checks if the value of x is not equal to 3
>
> as for != i've never seen
Does anybody recognize this:
!==
with 2 '='
Ive known != to mean not equal to but i'm just looking at someone elses
script and they use this instead. Does anyone know if this works or any
problems with it?
Cheers
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I'm pretty sure its not in an endless loop and php is 4.3, im still nowhere
closer to fixing this.
I'm sure its not hardware and I thought I was sure its not networkl related
but I think im going to have to rethirnk my ideas.
Cheers.
Chris
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Hi Guys,
I wonder if any of you can help with this
I'm using sockets in php to connect my script to an outside system. More
often than not this works fine, but every so often, say twice a day, it
brings down my whole web server.
When this has happened all the sites im serving can take up to
)' yet when I run it through the browser
on my site which is running the same version of PHP just the Apache module
it works fine.
Does anyone know what causes this strange behaviour or what I can do to get
my ftp_connect() function working from the command line on a Raq4 server?
Thanks fo
_COOKIE_VARS;
>
> or
>
> upgrade your PHP and jus use $_COOKIE['testcookie'] and it's always
> available, regardless of scope.
>
> ---John Holmes...
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Chris Morrow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > S
Hi,
Can anyone help with this problem?
I have a file called "settings.inc" which I include in all files on my site
like this:
require("settings.inc");
Up until now this has worked fine. But now I have a function in the
settings.inc file that tries to read the value of a cookie called
"testcook
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