In a PHP 7.3 Laravel project, empty() is returning an incorrect result when the code runs in a browser, but the correct result when run over command line (within a Tinker session).
Here is the problematic code:
echo $practiceArea->hero_video; // Added to confirm that the value is set. Result: "https://www.youtube.com/embed/0qisGSwZym4" is echoed
if(!empty($practiceArea->hero_video)) {
... some HTML
}
The HTML does not fire because the condition always evaluates to false.
I've also tried:
if(empty($practiceArea->hero_video)) === false {
Yet if I try this same evaluation within a Tinker session, I get the opposite result:
>>> $pa = PracticeArea::find(11)
>>> ... an object is returned
>>> $pa->hero_video
=> "//www.youtube.com/embed/0qisGSwZym4"
>>> if(empty($pa->hero_video)) echo "Empty"; else echo "Not empty";
Not empty
>>> if(!empty($pa->hero_video)) echo "Not empty"; else echo "Empty";
Not empty
via Chebli Mohamed
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