jphillips67

Thanks did not know this. Will make this part of my plan moving forward.

This has got me really confused, when did setting a variable = 0 make everything true in an if then statement (except for numbers) or has this always been the case and I just never ran across it. Is there a possible setting in php? The code below should not echo Hello world but it does. <?php $test = 0; if ($test == "Y") { echo "Hello world"; } ?> This code will echo Hello World and I do not believe it should either.... <?php $test = 0; if ($test == "TEST") { echo "Hello world"; } ?> Comment out the var $test and the code work as expected does not echo out Hello World //$test = 0; if ($test == "TEST") { echo "Hello world"; } ?> Set var = "0" and it works as expected does not echo out Hello World <?php $test = "0"; if ($test == "1") { echo "Hello world"; } ?>