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HI,<br />
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does that work<br />
<br />
if($connection_port_top_an<wbr />gle &gt;= -360 &amp;&amp;&nbsp;$connection_port_top_angle<wbr /> &lt;= 360)<br />
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Regards
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HI,

does that work

if($connection_port_top_angle >= -360 && $connection_port_top_angle <= 360)

Regards

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You said $connection_port_top_angle<wbr /> = -370, but you're evaluating $_GET[&quot;connection_port_top<wbr />_angle&quot;].<br />
One is a normal variable and the other is an array element. &nbsp;They are not referring to the same thing.<br />
<br />
So why not provide more detail and/or context?
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You said $connection_port_top_angle = -370, but you're evaluating $_GET["connection_port_top_angle"].
One is a normal variable and the other is an array element.  They are not referring to the same thing.

So why not provide more detail and/or context?

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Thanks for the points - great question!
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Hi,<br />
<br />
Why does this not work?<br />
($connection_port_top_angl<wbr />e = -370)<br />
<br />
if(($_GET[&quot;connection_port<wbr />_top_angle<wbr />&quot;] &gt;= -360) &amp;&amp;&nbsp;($_GET[&quot;connection_port_to<wbr />p_angle&quot;] &lt;= 360)) {<br />
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&nbsp;- This return true..<br />
&nbsp;- Only allow numbers between -360 and +360
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Hi,

Why does this not work?
($connection_port_top_angle = -370)

if(($_GET["connection_port_top_angle"] >= -360) && ($_GET["connection_port_top_angle"] <= 360)) {

 - This return true..
 - Only allow numbers between -360 and +360

Check if int is between negative and positive values

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