I am trying to understand the difference between this: if (isset($_POST[\'Submit\'])) { //do something
Rather Trivial Question. So I tried to do this: if (array[0]==\"some_string\") where array is a list of strings
I have a tabled view in a while loop, where a user can view information on books. For example, book ISBN, book name, read status...
I was looking for a tool that can convert C code expressions for the form: a = (A) ? B : C; into the \'default\' syntax with if/else statements:
I\'m having trouble simplifying this conditional statements logic. Is there a more effervescent way of writing this?
I always use If statement (In C#) as (1. Alternative); if (IsSuccessed == true) { // } I know that there is no need to write \"== true\" as (2. Alternative));
My question today deals with checking an XML file for a specific node. Example: <vid flv=\"videoName\"
So i have this form.. With 2 fields. \"Youtube\" and \"link\" I want to do if you have filled in YouTube, it should do this:
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hey i got 9 type on my web. i have to set different keywords each type. with this script; if ($type = movie) {
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