sven wrote:
you can use the default: statement as last case in switch, too.
I always use default: to exit() the script, as something is obviously
fubar if it gets there...
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you can use the default: statement as last case in switch, too.
"Jason K Larson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Greetings-
>
> I prefer to check the $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] before I do anything in a
script that
> operates for both GET and POST methods. Also
Greetings-
I prefer to check the $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] before I do anything in a script that
operates for both GET and POST methods. Also, especially for a switch statement, I'd
check for the existance of the variable first, you know some sort of isset() or !is_null()
test.
Hope that hel
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