Yep, they are of the same length.
here they are:
$SollKombination
ZL0X~TT4PQ%0~R0OXPRUHY7E&!4~W337J71V4WDDI6$GS9480XP0TNP2I$1YX75S
$formCheck
ZL0X~TT4PQ%0~R0OXPRUHY7E&!4~W337J71V4WDDI6$GS9480XP0TNP2I$1YX75S
When creating the string on the form page only visible characters were allowed.
thanks but that's not it.
Jon Westcot schrieb:
> Hi JanBro:
>
> Quick guess: are the strings the same length? I've been bitten many
> times by string comparisons that appear to be identical but which fail due
> to trailing spaces, other "invisible" (i.e., non-printing) characters, and
> the like.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Jon
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "janbro" <janbro@xxxxxx>
> To: <php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 11:22 PM
> Subject: Comparing of string
>
>
>> Hello List
>>
>> I've got the following little code:
>>
>> $formCheck= $_GET['formCheck'];
>> $SollKombination = $_SESSION['zufall'];
>>
>> echo "$SollKombination<br>$formCheck";
>> print gettype($formCheck);
>> echo "---";
>> print gettype($SollKombination);
>>
>>
>> if ($SollKombination == $formCheck){
>> echo "test";
>> }
>>
>> To give you some background: This code is supposed to check if a user has
> tried to login via my form.
>> Which gives me the following output:
>>
>> ZL0X~TT4PQ%0~R0OXPRUHY7E&!4~W337J71V4WDDI6$GS9480XP0TNP2I$1YX75S
>> ZL0X~TT4PQ%0~R0OXPRUHY7E&!4~W337J71V4WDDI6$GS9480XP0TNP2I$1YX75S
>> string---string
>>
>> Everything the way it's supposed to be....
>>
>> What I don't get is, why isn't the if statement true? Shouldn't it show
> test as well? Where is my mistake?
>> I run PHP 5.1.1 on Windows. On my Win PHP 5.0 this code works proper, but
> not here ?!?
>> thx JanBro
>>
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