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[Goce]

This is code... Everything always returns 0.. After the code is my debug at the end of page results everytime. Please help. I'm sure it is something easy I just over looked. TY!

$captcha = str_replace(".png", "", $captchafile);
$captchaentry = str_replace(" ", "", strtolower($captchaentry));
if ($captcha == "anchfy38" && $captchaentry == "teeheeha") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; }
if ($captcha == "be6tyd8f" && $captchaentry == "screwy") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; }
if ($captcha == "bs6tq3mm" && $captchaentry == "badjakel") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; }
if ($captcha == "bs7yhdf4" && $captchaentry == "horrible") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; }
if ($captcha == "ie983hr5" && $captchaentry == "piggyday") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; }
if ($captcha == "ksy2bd5f" && $captchaentry == "captcha") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; }
if ($captcha == "mkw93ywh" && $captchaentry == "cellphone") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; }
if ($captcha == "n7e34ghd" && $captchaentry == "misslilly") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; }
if ($captcha == "oskdnbfe" && $captchaentry == "thelions") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; }
if ($captcha == "siwj2093" && $captchaentry == "datrocks") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; }

captchafile = bs7yhdf4.png
captcha = bs7yhdf4
captchaentry = horrible
captchareply = 0

captchafile is the file it calls, captcha is file w/o .png, catchaentry is what user has sent script, captchareply is set w/ code above.

This simply looks at a file with a different filename as the image shows and tells weather or not the entered text is as the image shows.

[bradgrafelman]

The only time $captchareply will ever be the string "1" is if you use the values of that last if() statement.

Otherwise, it (and every if() statement below the one that matches your condition) is simply overwriting the previous value of $captchareply with a "0".

In other words, this:

if ($captcha == "anchfy38" && $captchaentry == "teeheeha") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; } 
if ($captcha == "be6tyd8f" && $captchaentry == "screwy") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; } 
if ($captcha == "bs6tq3mm" && $captchaentry == "badjakel") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; } 
if ($captcha == "bs7yhdf4" && $captchaentry == "horrible") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; } 
if ($captcha == "ie983hr5" && $captchaentry == "piggyday") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; } 
if ($captcha == "ksy2bd5f" && $captchaentry == "captcha") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; } 
if ($captcha == "mkw93ywh" && $captchaentry == "cellphone") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; } 
if ($captcha == "n7e34ghd" && $captchaentry == "misslilly") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; } 
if ($captcha == "oskdnbfe" && $captchaentry == "thelions") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; } 
if ($captcha == "siwj2093" && $captchaentry == "datrocks") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; }

might as well be this:

if ($captcha == "siwj2093" && $captchaentry == "datrocks") { $captchareply = "1"; } else { $captchareply = "0"; }