Garry Jones wrote:
First - Exerpt from a form.
<select name="dtctxsz1" class="vtredstar" id="dtctxsz1">
<option value="0" selected>Ej vald</option>
<option value="xs">XS</option>
[...]
</select>
Processed by.....
$antroj = 0;
$dtctxsz1 = $_POST["dtctxsz1"];
if($dtctxsz1 == 0){
print $dtctxsz1;
$antroj = $antroj + 1;
}
if ('fortytwo' == 0) echo 'Douglas Adams had it wrong!';
You should have a look at the Type Juggling manual page:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/languag...e-juggling.php
<?php
header('Content-Type: text/plain');
error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors', '1');
$x1 = '0';
$x2 = 'xs';
$x3 = 0;
$tests = array();
$tests[] = 'return $x1 == $x2;';
$tests[] = 'return $x1 === $x2;';
$tests[] = 'return $x1 == $x3;';
$tests[] = 'return $x1 === $x3;';
$tests[] = 'return $x2 == $x3;';
$tests[] = 'return $x2 === $x3;';
$tests[] = 'return $x1 == 0;';
$tests[] = 'return $x1 === 0;';
$tests[] = 'return $x1 == \'0\';';
$tests[] = 'return $x1 === \'0\';';
$tests[] = 'return $x2 == 0;';
$tests[] = 'return $x2 === 0;';
$tests[] = 'return $x2 == \'0\';';
$tests[] = 'return $x2 === \'0\';';
$tests[] = 'return $x3 == 0;';
$tests[] = 'return $x3 === 0;';
$tests[] = 'return $x3 == \'0\';';
$tests[] = 'return $x3 === \'0\';';
echo '$x1 = \'0\';
$x2 = \'xs\';
$x3 = 0;
';
$n = 0;
foreach ($tests as $v) {
echo $v, "\treturns ", (eval($v)) ? ('true') : ('false'), "\n";
}
?>
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