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Question : What is wrong with the way that I'm writing this if statement?
I want to find out if there's a value of 0000-00-00 in my date field. When I write:
if($confirmed=="0000-00-00
"){
echo "Yes";
}
...it's not working. What am I doing wrong? I'm thinking that it's a date field there's something in my syntax that's incorrect but I don't know what.
Thoughts?
Answer : What is wrong with the way that I'm writing this if statement?
Looks fine to me. Try this for a test. The next question is where are you getting "$confirmed" and why do you think it contains "0000-00-00"?
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$confirmed = "0000-00-00"; if($confirmed=="0000-00-00"){ echo "Yes"; }
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