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// Gisthub Git to support StackOverflow question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3391193/notification-preferences-predicament/3391599#3391599 | |
switch($_GET['x']) { // Was POST, but when playing around with the code GET makes more sense. | |
case 'Email': $x = pow(2,0); echo "X Email"; break; // 1 | |
case 'Sms': $x = pow(2,1); echo "X Sms"; break; // 2 | |
case 'Both': $x = pow(2,0) + pow(2,1); echo "X Both"; break;// 3, since 1 + 2 = 3. | |
default: $x = 0; | |
} | |
switch($_GET['y']) { // Was POST, but when playing around with the code GET makes more sense. | |
case 'Email': $y = pow(2,2); echo "Y Email"; break; // 4 | |
case 'Sms': $y = pow(2,3); echo "Y SMS"; break; // 8 | |
case 'Both': $y = pow(2,2) + pow(2,3); echo "Y Both"; break; // 12, since 4 + 8 = 12. | |
default: $y = 0; | |
} | |
$z = $x + $y; | |
var_dump($x); | |
var_dump($y); | |
var_dump($z); | |
// Now, we can detect Email or SMS using the bitwise values. | |
if($z & 1) echo "X Email"; | |
if($z & 2) echo "X SMS"; | |
if($z & 4) echo "Y Email"; | |
if($z & 8) echo "Y SMS"; |
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