I have the following html-php input field on a form page:
<input type="text" id="subnet" name="subnet" class="inputText70px" maxlength="3" value=
<?php
if (!empty($eqptCheck['subnet'])){
echo '"'.$ipAddressArr['subnet'].'">.';
}else{
echo '"">.';
}
?>
Whenever I have any value other than 0 for the subnet it is displays properly in the page's input field. But when the subnet value is 0 the page's field is just empty. I assume my php must be the problem. Can anyone see what the issue with my php is that causes the issue?
I think empty is true if for value == 0. So when your subnet value is 0, then the !empty condition is false and moves along to else that renders an empty "" value for the intput field.
If you instead use !is_null in place of !empty I think that should resolve your issue.
<input type="text" id="subnet" name="subnet" class="inputText70px" maxlength="3" value=
<?php
if (!is_null($eqptCheck['subnet'])){
echo '"'.$ipAddressArr['subnet'].'">.';
}else{
echo '"">.';
}
?>