buzon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I am using some expressions to load the value of a parameter when
called, independently if used GET or POST method, using something like:
<?php
$mydata = (isset($_GET["mydata"])) ? $_GET["mydata"] :
(isset($_POST["mydata"])) ? $_POST["mydata"] : 0;
echo $mydata;
?>
The problem occurs with above code if I call it like:
thispage.php?mydata=something , the answer is null (not even '0').
You probably need extra ()'s around the post check:
$mydata = (isset($_GET["mydata"])) ? $_GET["mydata"] :
((isset($_POST["mydata"])) ? $_POST["mydata"] : 0);
Though that's hard to read - I'd suggest going back to basics because
when you revisit this code in a few months time, are you going to
understand it?
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