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actually javascript and php are very similar in syntax so having having a manual on the different functions wouldnt be that much of value. there are some slight differences.

i think the isset($var) you can simply replace with

if(jsVar!=undefined){}

//or
if(jsVar!=null){}

 

I can't point you to a differences list, but as to your example, I've seen checking for set variables two ways:

 

if(someVar) //I see this one from time to time....  Only problem is that I don't know if it's technically
//ok to do this.  Some how I don't think it is.  Also, what if the variable is set, but it's false.... lol

//and:

if(typeof someVar == 'undefined') //I think this might be the right way.

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