If I put this in a button:
on mouseup
put ("ha" is among the items of "ha,ht,hhe,taka")
end mouseUp
We get “true”
If I put this in the msg box
"ha" is among the items of "ha,ht,hhe,taka”
Returns “false”
If we use
put "ha" is among the items of "ha,ht,hhe,taka”
Returns true
OK… now move over to the server
the URL is
someDomain/index.lc?ha
And my code is
put $_SERVER[QUERY_STRING] into tEntryPoint
if (tEntryPoint is among the items of "ha,ht,hhe,taka") then
put empty into tEntryPoint
end if
tEntryPoint is Empty
If I comment out the if statement and simple pass
tEntryPoint to the html I get “ha”
So, why does (tEntryPoint is among the items of "ha,ht,hhe,taka”) evaluate to
false, both in this server script context and in the msg box without the cmd
“put” ??
An attempt to emulate the msg box on the server:
Somedomain/index.lc?ha
put $_SERVER[QUERY_STRING] into tEntryPoint
put (tEntryPoint is among the items of "ha,ht,hhe,taka") into tTest
if tTest="true" then
# do nothing
else
put tTest into tEntryPoint
end if
And later in some old code in the HTML:
<?rev put tEntryPoint ?>
Outputs nothing
Change that to <?lc put tEntryPoint ?>
output: “false” ! But the query_string *is* among the items of "ha,ht,hhe,taka”
and “yikes” <?rev is not always evaluating...
To make matters more interesting:
Ping url: Somedomain/index.lc?ha
put $_SERVER[QUERY_STRING] into tEntryPoint
With no attempt to validate the data
Outputs to the HTML via
<li>• <a href=“##"><?rev put tEntryPoint ?></a></li>
<li>• <a
href=“##"><?lc put tEntryPoint ?></a></li>
“ha" appears in both cases
bottom line
Somedomain/index.lc?ha
put $_SERVER[QUERY_STRING] into tEntryPoint
put (tEntryPoint is among the items of "ha,ht,hhe,taka”)
evaluates to false
Why?
BR
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