There is a book/CD by 'Stroup' called 'More effective c++'. VERY excellent book. It give someting like 54 specific technicques to employ that save LOTS of time for a C++programmer.
One of the ones from that book, applies here:
DON'T write if ( variable ==/= constant){;}
INSTEAD write if(
Harlequin wrote:
if ($_SESSION[Authorised]=Yes);
You know this will _always_ be true, don't you?
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* Thus wrote Harlequin:
if ($_SESSION[Authorised]=Yes);
{
// Body ~ Verified User:
echo brbrbr;
echo pThank you $UserCName, Now please just provide the following
information
and your aProfile will be loaded.;
}
else - The offending line...!
{
echo You need to go back and
Hi,
You have two problems in these line:
Harlequin said:
if ($_SESSION[Authorised]=Yes);
1. The obvious ; at the end of the line.
2. $_SESSION[Authorised]=Yes it's different to write:
$_SESSION[Authorised]==Yes
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1. The obvious ; at the end of the line.
2. $_SESSION[Authorised]=Yes it's different to write:
$_SESSION[Authorised]==Yes
Gotta love c style languages where variable assignment is like variable
comparison.
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* Thus wrote Rodrigo Castro Hernandez:
Hi,
You have two problems in these line:
Harlequin said:
if ($_SESSION[Authorised]=Yes);
1. The obvious ; at the end of the line.
2. $_SESSION[Authorised]=Yes it's different to write:
$_SESSION[Authorised]==Yes
nice catch.
Curt
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