Beginners beware ... small, potential head-fryer coming up...
Richard Lynch wrote:
I personally would use is_null($url) to test if it was NULL.
isset() is not the weapon of choice for that, imho...
No idea if that will fix it as I've never tried to use isset() to
test for NULL and have no
The following function is a basic user auth prep procedure for multiple
pages. If the url desired is different than the default a url is supplied.
This function works most of the time flawlessly; except, on some pages when
the url has a value that was passed, the function still thinks url is
is
happing inside the php code?
Thanks, Jeremy Schreckhise M.B.A.
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From: Programmer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: php-general@lists.php.net; 'Brandon Stewart'
Subject: [PHP] Function Misbehaving
The following function is a basic
] Function Misbehaving
The following function is a basic user auth prep procedure for multiple
pages. If the url desired is different than the default a url is supplied.
This function works most of the time flawlessly; except, on some pages when
the url has a value that was passed, the function still
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