It appears that the PHP is_nan()
function isn’t returning anything (not returning true
or false
). Here is the code it isn’t returning anything in:
$id = 111; $booltest = is_nan($id); if ($booltest) { echo 'Invalid ID: "' . $id . '"'; exit(); }
It won’t fire off the if statement either. I’m using PHP 5. Does anyone know a workaround or way to fix this? Thanks.
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Answer
is_nan()
does not check if the data type of the variable is a number or not. There is something called not a number
or NaN
which tells us that the number is not in a representable form. is_nan()
function checks if the number is NaN or not.
If you want to check for integers, you can use is_int()
.
Like below:
$id = 111; $booltest = is_int($id); if ($booltest) { echo 'Invalid ID: "' . $id . '"'; exit(); }