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Using tier 1. I have a value coming back from a http request. I parse the value but it doesn't equal the string for some reason. control$ should equal 1, unless I am misunderstanding strings being equal. Thanks. Here is the code:

PHP:


AGK code:

It's not impossible that you are getting the string from the echo, plus a line that is only the carriage return.

If your PHP script has more than one final carriage return avterthe closing "?>", it could be effectively echoing your '1lease choose another name' followed by a carriage return.

Or, if there is a carriage return before the starting "<?" that could also be adding a line you weren't expecting.

In a PHP script, anything outside of the "<?" or "<?php" and "?>" will be displayed or echoed as a response. This has caused more than one problem for professionals in the field (of which I am one).

Check your PHP script. Also, try doing a message pop-up for each string returned by your script, before you manipulate it, to see what you are actually getting.

Thanks again. I dunno what is there. I have nothing in front of or after my <?php or ?>. But when I did a right() on my value it fixed it.