RE: [PHP] Variable Strangeness

2001-02-22 Thread PHPBeginner.com
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Re: [PHP] Variable Strangeness

2001-02-21 Thread Chris Lee
or... that forces the comparison to be compared as a string. this only has to be done sometimes, usually php is quite good at determining what you want. -- Chris Lee Mediawaveonline.com em. [EMAIL PROTECTED] ph. 250.377.1095 ph. 250.376.2690 fx. 250.554.1120 "Jason Murray" <[EMAIL PROT

Re: [PHP] Variable Strangeness

2001-02-21 Thread php3
Addressed to: Jason Murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ** Reply to note from Jason Murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Wed, 21 Feb 2001 11:37:40 -0600 > > Hi, > > I came across this: > > $confidential = 0; > echo "$confidential " . ($confidential == "yes"); > > In whic

RE: [PHP] Variable Strangeness

2001-02-21 Thread Boget, Chris
> I came across this: > $confidential = 0; > echo "$confidential " . ($confidential == "yes"); > In which "0 1" was printed. > Is there something I'm missing? Yes. When comparing types, PHP generally typcasts one side of the operand to the type of what is on the other side. So in th