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Here is my code:
(($order['financial_status']!='partially_refunded')?$order['fulfillments'][0]['updated_at']:null)
Here, I want to check, refunded and partially_refunded by using or operator.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks.
If I understand you correctly, it's not bitwise you need, but a simple if conditional statement:
if ($order['financial_status'] !== 'partially_refunded' ||
$order['financial_status'] !== 'refunded') {
// Do something with $order['fulfillments'][0]['updated_at']
}
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Is there a way to make something like this:
$bob = $request->bob;
return $bob in_array()....
to resolve to something like
return ! in_array()....
or
return in_array()....
base on the variable value...
You can use ?:
return $variable ? in_array('x', $some_arr) : !in_array('x', $some_arr);
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For example str1 = "hello world",str2 = "hello wordl",they have the same length,but are not same
You can use levenshtein.
If (levenshtein($str1,$str2)===0){ // identical}
Yes It is possible. you can use strcmp for string comparison.
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I have a project with lots global variables.
Examples used in functions
function ChangePassForm( $VARS ) {
global $tpl, $iBtns, $db;
...
$db->query("....");
}
I can pretty easy guess what the question is:
"Why is it not working"?
ANSWER from PHP.net:
Anyway I voted to close the question.
#Piotr please refine the question or it will be closed.
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Hello I was wondering if I am doing this PHP correct. I am almost 100% is right and should be working. Here is the code:
if($url == '/user/view.html.php?user_id='. $_GET['user_id'].') {
I was wondering if the $_GET part was correct. Is the PHP above correct?
You don't need the second tick. You're done concatenating after your $_GET statement it looks like.
if($url == '/user/view.html.php?user_id='. $_GET['user_id']) {
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is there any way i can get the id inside this code:
header('Location: assigned.php?success?$ticket_id');
I am new to PDO. sorry for the simple question
You are adding ? twice. it should be like..
header('Location: assigned.php?success='.$ticket_id);