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[connor4312]

Hello everyone, I have a pretty easy (I think) question. I've done my homework, but I can't seem to find why the following code won't work:

if (!$_POST["pass"]==="password")
    {
    die("Wrong Password or Security Code");
    } 

I tried echoing the POST above and it worked fine.

If it makes any difference, it's right below a reCaptcha confirmation and above all HTML tags.

Thanks,
Connor

[traq]

Please describe what you're trying to do.

You might want:

if ($_POST["pass"] != "password"){ die("Wrong Password or Security Code"); }

or

if (!$_POST["pass"]){ die("Wrong Password or Security Code"); }

or something completely different. let us know.

[connor4312]

Ah, that first one seems to work, thanks! I was doing it the C# way of putting the ! before the statement. It never occurred to me to check that.

[djr33]

In php I believe that reverses the variable then computes. Using != or parentheses around the part to be inverted should work fine.