I don't know what I am missing! I have the following code
//does not work
$arg = (isset($_REQUEST['TEST']))? $_REQUEST['TEST'] : $_REQUEST['test'];
// While this works
if(isset($_REQUEST['TEST'])){ $arg = $_REQUEST['TEST']; }
if(isset($_REQUEST['test'])){ $arg = $_REQUEST['test']; }
Is there a difference in how each conditional handle the above code? It reads the same to me! any explanation?
P.S
There should not be a difference ! Is there a global PHP setting that could affect this?
I do not think there is any functional difference between the two
$arg = (isset($_REQUEST['TEST']))? $_REQUEST['TEST'] : $_REQUEST['test'];
are you sure $_REQUEST['test'] exists and has a value ? Because in your second statement
if(isset($_REQUEST['test']))
you are explicitly checking its value but in the first statement you are not.