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PHP - Check If String Is Integer Problem
Hello guys, I have a form where you can select a score between 0 and 10(only integers).
I want to check if the value that I recive, is integer.
Im using this code(exemple):
$integer = intval($_POST["p1"]);
if(is_int($integer)){
echo 'INT';
} else {
echo 'NO INT';
}
My problem is that if it recive letters, the conversion converts it to 0, and it says that it is integer.
So with this method I should discard the 0.
You guys know a method to avoid that?
Thank you guys
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