CrazeD Fully Optimized Messages 3,736 Location Maine Sep 4, 2008 #11 You should give it 1-2 weeks without, then the same time with and see the differences.
OP OP R Rex100 Baseband Member Messages 30 Sep 13, 2008 #12 CrazeD, In the code you have above (bot.php) you have <?php if (isset ($_POST['submit'])) { $answer = $_POST['answer']; if (!empty ($answer)) { Is that exclamation point supposed to be there, or should that be a $ ? Thanks, Rex
CrazeD, In the code you have above (bot.php) you have <?php if (isset ($_POST['submit'])) { $answer = $_POST['answer']; if (!empty ($answer)) { Is that exclamation point supposed to be there, or should that be a $ ? Thanks, Rex
CrazeD Fully Optimized Messages 3,736 Location Maine Sep 13, 2008 #13 Yes, that is supposed to be there. An exclamation mark is an operator, it means "not" or the opposite. So, literally, that is saying "if $answer is NOT empty". Another example is $i != 5;, would be literally, "$i NOT equal to 5".
Yes, that is supposed to be there. An exclamation mark is an operator, it means "not" or the opposite. So, literally, that is saying "if $answer is NOT empty". Another example is $i != 5;, would be literally, "$i NOT equal to 5".
