Hi Wade,
You do need empty() around each variable, as you can't use the boolean
operators inside that function.
However, I assume you want to return an error if any single value is empty,
as opposed to only if they are all empty. In that case you want to use ||
instead of &&:
if (empty($_POST['phhome']) || empty($_POST['phcell']) ||
empty($_POST['phwork']) ||
empty($_POST['email']))
--
katy
~~+++~~ +
no matter where you go,
there you are
+ ~~+++~~
On 6/13/06, Wade Smart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 06132006 1108 GMT-6
>
> Im checking to see if all of these are empty I have to do something:
>
> if (empty($_POST['phhome'] && $_POST['phcell'] && $_POST['phwork'] &&
> $_POST['email'])) {
>
> But this isnt working and putting empty() around each didnt either. What
> Im I not seeing?
>
> wade
> _
>
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