| simple in array question
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tec4
msg:4421214 | 4:41 am on Feb 24, 2012 (gmt 0) |
No idea why this is not working for me...perhaps i'm just super tired and my logic is off but is driving me crazy! lol
Have a simple array, like:
$ret_array = Array ( [97381816989] => 1 [97381821414] => 1 [97381821534] => 1 [97381823199] => 1 )
and I try to check to see if the number 78 is in the array (which it should not be), like:
if (!in_array(78,$ret_array)) {
echo "NOT in array";
} else {
echo "IS in array";
}
The result is "Is in array" when I run this..also tried replacing the numeric 78 with a string like "word" and it still echos "IS in array" - am I overlooking something? lol
Thanks for the help!
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enigma1
msg:4421278 | 11:13 am on Feb 24, 2012 (gmt 0) |
use the 3rd parameter for a strict check and see if it works
in_array(78,$ret_array, true)
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g1smd
msg:4421279 | 11:28 am on Feb 24, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Your example code seems to be missing punctuation between array elements.
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penders
msg:4424278 | 8:19 pm on Mar 2, 2012 (gmt 0) |
| Your example code seems to be missing punctuation between array elements. |
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The example (pseudo) code looks like the output from print_r()? (There shouldn't be square brackets around the array indices either) - but if this was executed as-is you'd get a fatal parse error, not "Is in array".
Is this being run on a 64-bit system? 97381816989 is outside the 32-bit integer range, so this is not going to be preserved on a 32-bit system. Although I don't think this should affect the immediate in_array() problem?!
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