$i=0;
$j='00:15';
if ($i==$j)
echo "equal";
else
echo "not equal";
displays equal?
$i=0; $j=’00:15′; if ($i==$j) echo equal; else echo not equal; displays equal?
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$i=0;
$j='00:15';
if ($i==$j)
echo "equal";
else
echo "not equal";
displays equal?
Turns out the === is problematic
for example 10===10 will be false if one is integer and one is string even though they are identical as can happen from forms posting.
the solution i used was:
if (“$i”==”$j”)
this way it just checks if they’re identical regardless of type