code=='MCC')
{
$hub = "$dermKey";
}
echo "$hub";
-Original Message-
From: Richard S. Crawford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 3:58 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] This is driving me to drink...
...But my boss won't let me
Problem solved. Boy, that was easy.
The database was adding trailing spaces to the codes (so that "MNE" was
actually "MNE " and so on). $p_code=trim($p_code) did the trick.
I could still use that Bushmill's, though.
At 03:57 PM 5/1/2001 -0700, Richard S. Crawford wrote:
>...But my boss won
; Subject: [PHP] This is driving me to drink...
>
>
> ...But my boss won't let me keep the Bushmill's at my desk. *sigh*
>
> So, assuming that $p_code is "MNE" and $neuroKey is 2, then
> $hub should be
> 2, right? Instead, it's coming up w
Have you tried printing the values of $p_code and $neuroKey at various
stages? Perhaps there's a space or some other slight inconsistency...if
you could paste in the snippet, maybe we could see what was going on
before this that might have it acting strange...
-jack
"Richard S. Crawford" wrote:
...But my boss won't let me keep the Bushmill's at my desk. *sigh*
So, assuming that $p_code is "MNE" and $neuroKey is 2, then $hub should be
2, right? Instead, it's coming up with 1, which is the value of
$coreKey. What have I missed?
$hub=$coreKey;
if (($p_code=="MNE")||(
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