Hi,
Thanks.
I see it, I get it, it makes sense. But it seems like overkill.
So what version did this become necessary in?
> http://php.net/isset
New server, new version. Or I had errors turned off on the old server.
Thanks!
John
elseif (
(isset($_POST["number"])) and (isset($_POST["submitter"])) and
(!isset($_POST["finalize"])) and
($number) and (!$submitter)# and (!$finalize)
){
?>
<div class="special1"><h3>Step 99: <?php echo $submitter; ?>, You did
not enter your name.</h3>
We are sorry. Please <a href="<?php echo $PHP_SELF; ?>">Start
Again</a></div>
<?php
}
Richard Lynch wrote:
is provoking
[Fri May 19 19:05:10 2006] [error] PHP Notice: Undefined index:
submitter in
/home/jtjohnston/domains/jtjohnston.ca/public_html/comments.php on
line 29
Because $_POST['submitter'] is not set?
Because your script assumes it IS set?
Because sometimes your script is called to display the form, before
$_POST['submitter'] has anything in it, and sometimes it's called
after they hit submit and it has something in it?
if (isset($_POST['submitter']) && "yes" == $_POST['submitter']){
http://php.net/isset
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John Taylor-Johnston
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