Yes you can use ! on it, but why not use ! First && ! Second? Also you have a dozen of unnecessary parentheses.

@R1ddler Make sure you use the break; in your switch correctly. You can use if()elseif()elseif() if you can't get the switch to work.

if ( ! in_array( 'PFI', $user_access ) && ! in_array( 'admin', $user->roles ) ) { ... }

Hi @JackJohansson

I fixed the issue

I had error in using array() ahead of $user_access

and couldn't make the check correctly

I removed it and it worked

Hi, yes I was wondering about that too

If you want to specify the type if the variable, you should use it as a prefix, such as (int) $value;

thanks

I'll keep that in mind

I'm trying to use that now for a post request

cos it sends the value as a string, but I need it as an int. The value passed by the user will determine the number of recursive events to create

solved that too

it's been a good week

happy weekend to all :)