Re: for statement

what solution you are looking for in this..

On Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 2:22 PM, girl <narehtarasyan@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi ppl...

I'm a beginner in programming, and I know what i ask my seem too simple, I just need it too much and soon :)

there is a problem in in statement.

$this->set('position', 0);

if(in_array($_GET['var'], $this->Word->findById(11)))
{
$this->set('position', $this->array_search($_GET['var'],$this->Word->findById(11)));

} 

or as the same: 

$position = 0;

$var_get = $_GET['var'];

$word = $this->Word->findById(11);

if(in_array($var_get, $word ))

{

$position = $this->array_search($var_get,$word);

}

$this->set('position', $position );

when i write

echo $position in view.ctp, it echoes always 0.

Thanks.

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