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[cbk1994]

Comparing arrays doesn't always work well. You can coerce them to strings for the comparison like so:

PHP Code:

if ((@ array1) == (@ array2)) { // this looks ugly, there is
                               // probably a better way to format this 


[Stowen]

You mean like this?:

PHP Code:

if ((@ itemList) == (@ itemList2)) 


[Tim_Rocks]

Originally Posted by Stowen

You mean like this?:

PHP Code:

if ((@ itemList) == (@ itemList2)) 


That's exactly what he wrote, you just have different variable names...

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Stowen

You mean like this?:

PHP Code:

if ((@ itemList) == (@ itemList2)) 


Yes, but depending on what you're doing, remember that your lists will need to be in the same order for that to work. If you want to compare them without paying attention to order, you'll have to do a bit more work.

[callimuc]

Originally Posted by Stowen

You mean like this?:

PHP Code:

if ((@ itemList) == (@ itemList2)) 


since you have been using a this.variable, you might also want to add this. into your check

PHP Code:

if ((@ this.itemList) == (@ this.itemList2)) 


[Stowen]

Alright, thanks guys. The check returned positive, so that did work.