...But my boss won't let me keep the Bushmill's at my desk. *sigh*
So, assuming that $p_code is MNE and $neuroKey is 2, then $hub should be
2, right? Instead, it's coming up with 1, which is the value of
$coreKey. What have I missed?
$hub=$coreKey;
if
Have you tried printing the values of $p_code and $neuroKey at various
stages? Perhaps there's a space or some other slight inconsistency...if
you could paste in the snippet, maybe we could see what was going on
before this that might have it acting strange...
-jack
Richard S. Crawford wrote:
] This is driving me to drink...
...But my boss won't let me keep the Bushmill's at my desk. *sigh*
So, assuming that $p_code is MNE and $neuroKey is 2, then
$hub should be
2, right? Instead, it's coming up with 1, which is the value of
$coreKey. What have I missed
Problem solved. Boy, that was easy.
The database was adding trailing spaces to the codes (so that MNE was
actually MNE and so on). $p_code=trim($p_code) did the trick.
I could still use that Bushmill's, though.
At 03:57 PM 5/1/2001 -0700, Richard S. Crawford wrote:
...But my boss won't
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Subject: [PHP] This is driving me to drink...
...But my boss won't let me keep the Bushmill's at my desk. *sigh*
So, assuming that $p_code is MNE and $neuroKey is 2, then $hub should be
2, right
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