Hi,
Yes sometimes it is treated as null. You should reconsider your code and use
empty() and not != "".
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> Ok whats going on here:
>
> echo "Location: ".$_SESSION["Project"]["location"];
> // above echo's "Location: 0"
> if($_SESSION["Project"]["location"] !=""){
> if (checkAccess("folder", $_SESSION["Project"]["location"], "create")){
> newfile();
> }else{
> reportError(1, "Access Denied");
> }
> }else{
> fatelError(1, "Session Location Error");
> }
>
> Ok $_SESSION["Project"]["location"] is set to 0 but for some reason it
> always calls fatelError? even tho $_SESSION["Project"]["location"] is set
to
> 0 can anyone see anything wrong? is 0 treated as null or something?
>
>
>
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