what one

[aidant]

would you rather do
<?php
if ($var==$var){echo $var;}
?>

or
<?php
($var==$var)?echo $var;
?>

[Johno]

I tend to always use the traditional if statement rather than using the ternary operator, not sure why - just always done it like that.

[iLogan]

I would use the former.

[zCode]

Hm, try this!

<?php
$var=67787;
echo $var;
?>

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I might not be giving you what you're looking for, because your script kinda confused me a bit. Lol! But if you're just trying to echo a variable, I've projected the right formula for you! http://w3schools.com

[Dentafrice]

Hm, try this!

<?php
$var=67787;
echo $var;
?>

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I might not be giving you what you're looking for, because your script kinda confused me a bit. Lol! But if you're just trying to echo a variable, I've projected the right formula for you! http://w3schools.com

Was this a joke? LOL.

[aidant]

woa.. urm i dont think that anything related..

[triston220]

<?PHP
if ($var == '1'){

}else{

}
?>

[caaraa]

GOOD LUCK!

Edited by Illuminite (Trialist Forum Moderator):
Please do not post pointlessly.

[Dentafrice]

That's stupid. 1 is an integer not a string.

[Agnostic Bear]

Unless it's a string in which case it is a string!