[thelist] 'not' in PHP and other PHP newbie questions
Richard Livsey
richard at livsey.org
Sun Mar 28 13:05:31 CST 2004
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Joel D Canfield wrote:
| I want to say
|
| If there's no 'Address' data, write 'none' for the address
|
| Does this not work?
|
| If !($Address)
| {
| $Address = 'none'
| }
You probably want 'empty' (http://www.php.net/empty) which checks to see
if the variable exists and not a value that is considered to be empty.
~From the php.net page:
"", 0, "0", NULL, FALSE, array(), var $var;, and objects with empty
properties, are all considered empty. TRUE is returned if var is empty.
if (empty($address))
~ $address = 'none';
Alternatively if you just want to check if the value of $address is not
TRUE, then the following will work:
if (!$address)
~ $address = 'none';
Or to see if the variable has been set/exists then you can use 'isset'
(http://www.php.net/isset)
if (!isset($address))...
~ $address = 'none';
| Also, how do I get PHP to spit back errors instead of a blank page every
| time there's a single syntax error anywhere on the page?
Sounds like you have error reporting off.
http://www.php.net/error_reporting has details on how to turn it on, and
what levels are available.
Hth.
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R.Livsey
Incutio Web Developer
www.livsey.org
www.incutio.com
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