>Duh, both are booleans in the above case, and its obvious
>that checking one boolean is better than checking 2.
>if ($has_delete_permissions) would work better :)
I read dougnoel's post. He was providing an example of a BAD example. The last line in his post suggests that you NOT check for both - only the admin. So actually what he meant to check for is whether or not they are an admin. If so then they automatically have delete permissions - therefore it may be possible that no variable named "$has_delete_permissions" exists. The resulting statement would be as follows:
if($is_admin)
{
//Statements to delete stuff go here.
}
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