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Discussion in 'PHP' started by Seiya, Jan 23, 2006.

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  1. #1
    Hey guys, i got this piece of code and it wont work for some reason, Any advice? Its the first time i try using ||

    
lets say $cash3 = name
and $momid = name
if ($cash0==$momid || $cash1==$momid || $cash2==$momid || 
$cash3==$momid || $cash4==$momid){

// never evaluates as true
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    Seiya, Jan 23, 2006 IP
  2. digitalpoint

    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    #2
    Then $cash3 is not the same as $momid.
     
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  3. Seiya

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    The thing is it is, if i just echo cash$3 and $ mom ill get the same answers... :/

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    nevermind i did some more testing, only $cash0 seems to be defined... sorry ill check that out then
     
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    Maybe there is a hidden character in them or something. Try doing this before the logic to see if the logic evaluates as true then: 
    $cash3 = $momid;
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    Thanks for the help Shawn,

    I rewrote the MYSQL query that had the cash values, the problem was there. Its working now after i dumped every entry into an array :)
     
    Seiya, Jan 23, 2006 IP