I just read the paragraph below, sorry I was replying in a hurry.
Originally it was the intended behavior for array_search to default to
strict, but it was decided to make its behavior follow in_array exactly.
-Jason
On Sun, 2002-02-03 at 13:24, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
> array_search() alw
array_search's behavior mirrors that of in_array(). Both of these
functions default to non-strict checking which allows "true"==true. If
you set the third parameter to 1 this will not happen.
-Jason
On Sun, 2002-02-03 at 13:24, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
> array_search() always returns true w
array_search() always returns true when one of the array's values is
'true':
true);
if (array_search('this', $array) !== false) {
echo 'is this a bug?';
}
?>
Setting the third, optional parameter to true solves this problem, but
I doubt that this is the intend
