I didn't see this in any of the responses, and truthfully it's not the
best way or most secure.. .basically it has a lot of flaws that you
should watch out for (probably creates security issues more than any
other thing) but another option for mass setting variables that are
possible set or not is
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On 22 November 2004 14:01, Al wrote:
> When handling $_POST[] values that may or may not be
> assigned, I am forever using:
>
> if((isset($_POST['courses_list']) AND
> $_POST['cour
On Mon, 2004-11-22 at 09:01 -0500, Al wrote:
> When handling $_POST[] values that may or may not be assigned, I am forever
> using:
>
> if((isset($_POST['courses_list']) AND $_POST['courses_list']== 'Used'))
>
> Is there a shorthand way of doing this without causing notice errors?
>
> Thanks...
Al wrote:
When handling $_POST[] values that may or may not be assigned, I am
forever using:
if((isset($_POST['courses_list']) AND $_POST['courses_list']== 'Used'))
Is there a shorthand way of doing this without causing notice errors?
Thanks.
Before your condition:
$courses_list = isset($_POS
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