Can a check on the value gender in an array be checked like this?

if (!isset(array['gender'])
//do so and so
} else {
//do so and so
};

nope, it should be like this:

$the_array = array ('name', 'gender', 'address');

if (!in_array ('gender', $the_array))
{ /* do so and so */ }
else { /* do so and so */ }

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First, you shuld always specify what language you are using - it could have been confused for Javascript.

Second you need to give an example of the array values. In your example you are testing to see if the array KEY 'gender' in the array has been set, it does nothing to determine the value of that array index.

Laler's example tests to see if the VALUE 'gender' exists for any of the keys within the array.

Michael J

Michael is right, my answer above is by "assuming" so many things :D

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