php - Undefined Index Error when using variable in if statement that is sometimes not set -


i use if statement $_get['av'] not set. when not set throws error. there way around this?

if ($admin == 1 , ($_get['av'] == "0" or !isset($_get['av']))) 

yes, place second statement first.

if ($admin == 1 , (!isset($_get['av']) or $_get['av'] == "0")) 

that way, if $_get['av'] isn't set, code never end referencing it, if-statement stopped @ isset , block won't execute because of false return value.

also check out demorgan's law , how applies if statements. might clarify formatting of more complicated statements.


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