At 23:37 09.03.2003, Liam Gibbs said:
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>Why is it the following code produces nothing?
>
>$responsesubmitted = FALSE;
>print($responsesubmitted);
>
>I have an if statement that says if($responsesubmitted), but it doesn't work.
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because $responsesubmitted is false :)
A "false" value is "empty", while true is "1" in PHP-speech (contrary to
languages like C where false is defined either being "!true" or "0".
In case the execution block after your if-statement doesn't get executed
this construction works just as it should.
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