Beauford wrote:
This is a bad way to test for a value also, unless you
expecting only TRUE or FALSE and you are sure that it will
always be set.
Otherwise you should do something like this
if ( isset($formerror) && $formerror != '' ) {
// Display Error
}
The problem here is this. formerror is an array
Then check it as an array.
$formerror = array();
... do your validation here which may/may not add to the array.
if (!empty($formerror)) {
echo "Something went wrong!";
print_r($formerror);
} else {
echo "Everything is ok!";
}
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