Comparison operators in php

gengl · 2015-06-24 01:46:57

When writing a php script into phplugins, comparison operators are giving me fits. I have tried escaping them to no avail. As an example, if I write something such as -

<?php if ($pageNum_Names_Pics > 0) { ?>

comparing to see if $pageNum_Names_Pics is greater than zero

the "greater than" comparison closes the "<?php" bracket before getting to the "{ ?>" portion of the evaluation. Escaping the "greater than" comparison as "\>" does not work either.

Need some help on making comparisons with php within phplugins..........

rod barbee · 2015-06-24 02:21:06

are you using a plain text editor for this? Because it looks like what you're doing should work fine.
http://php.net/manual/en/language.opera … arison.php

Daniel Leu · 2015-06-24 02:29:49

I'm wondering if the variable $pageNum_Names_Pics is visible inside your php function?

rod barbee · 2015-06-24 02:43:51

I was wondering if the variable had been declared too. Are you comparing any other variables? Does this happen with everything you're comparing?

gengl · 2015-06-24 03:41:10

Playing with a test gallery to try to get things working - using Notepad++

No - doesn't appear that variables were declared - my attempt at placing into the head_end function has all of my php code appearing as comments (at least judging by the color code - green). The php is therefore not running, just being printed into the head and ignored.

Back to the drawing board again........

Thanks for the help. I'll be back later I'm sure.

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#1 2015-06-24 01:46:57

Comparison operators in php

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