=== matches both value and data type
== matches only value.
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Browse All TopicsCan someone tell me what is the PHP equivalent of the ASP's CInt() function?
I am trying to convert this piece of code to PHP
for k=1 to 4
if CInt(userChoice) = k Then choiceChecked = "checked"
next
This is what I have so far:
for ($k=1; $k<5;$k++)
if (CInt($userChoice) == $k) $choiceChecked = "checked";
I'm just unsure of the conversion function. And could you also point me to a list of the PHP string conversion functions.
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Thank Roonan,
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by: RoonaanPosted on 2006-10-09 at 10:38:15ID: 17692098
if($UserChoice === $k)
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