Re: problem: if / == / !=
| From: | Chris Lee | Date: | Wed, 29 Nov 2000 10:15:33 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: problem: if / == / != | ||
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try forcing the typecast this will ensure that they are both being
compared as strings.
<?
if ($write)
if ((string)$sess_usr['name'] == (string)$row['name']))
echo "<td><a href='et.php'</a></td>"; }
else
echo "<td> </td>";
?>
Chris Lee
Mediawaveonline.com
In article <3A259C14.7497B857@asa.de>, reduct@asa.de wrote:
> Hi, Can anyone say why this isn't working? I've tried it out with === as
> well.
> $row[name] is the field 'name' in a db table and the following is a test
> used on every table row that is looped through.
> $write is already set. I want to print a cell with 'edit' inside for
> every instance where $sess_usr[name] - a session variable - is the same
> as 'name' (itself originally set using $sess_usr[name])
>
>
>
> PS Don't mind the long url (I know it must be an imperfect solution).
>
> Thankyou,
>
> Magnus
>