Right now, I have several pages that use IF statements to compare a variable against different values:
Is there anything in PHP similar to MySQL's IN() clause? It would help me clean up a lot of code.Code:if(($value=='a')||($value=='b')||($value='c')){
I'm no PHP'er, but something like
might do what you want. strpos will return of the position of $value! in the string "a!b!c!", or FALSE if the string is not found. I append the funky character "!" to the value to prevent a value of 'ab' from matching. Not sure how PHP interprets IF FALSE >= 0 however.Code:strpos("a!b!c!", $value . "!") >= 0
Wolffy
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Looking at your solution, I just realized I could do a regx check against the variable. Thanks again, Wolffy!
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