Tell me what !== means?
I can\'t remember...
Thanx!
"not equal to"
(remember = and == are two different things: = as in $a = "string" ASSIGNS a string to $a, wherease == is used in logical comparisons and evaluates the RESULT OF a comparison.)
No, "not equal to" is != . !== is "not identical to"
Consider this:
<? print (3 != "3") ? "not equal\n" : "equal\n"; print (3 !== "3") ? "not identical\n" : "identical\n"; ?>
It will output: equal not identical
Diego
For Christian - look here for more info: http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.comparison.php
Excellent!
Thanx guys!