you're returning a literal true if the condition matches, and nothing if it
fails...
function validate() { //
if ( is_numeric($input1) && is_numeric($input2) &&
ctype_alpha($input3) &&
ctype_alpha($input4) )
return true;
else
return false;
}
At 12:38 AM 7/25/2002 +0200, Øystein Håland wrote:
>I've tried a function like this:
>function validate() { //
>if ( is_numeric($input1) && is_numeric($input2) && ctype_alpha($input3) &&
>ctype_alpha($input4) )
> return true;
>}
>
>
>And then I call the function:
>
>if (validate() == false) {
> some action;
>}
>
>My problem is I get the action every time, even though the input is of the
>right type. And, is ctype_alpha() the only way to check for only alphabetic
>characters?
>And (this started with one question), anyone got a good solution on
>validating email-adresses with php?
>
>
>
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