Replace output from variable PHP

Question

I wrote this rule to check if a user is in a specific group. But when executing, $result shows a "1" as output to show it's true that the user is member of that group.

$result = $adldap->user()->inGroup('john.doe', 'Testgroup', $recursive=NULL);
print_r($result);

How can I replace this output to a custom echo message for example?

I'm using this PHP class for my project: http://adldap.sourceforge.net/

Merlin Denker · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-20 10:33:48Z

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if($result == 1) {
  echo "Whatever you want";
} else {
  echo "User is not in group";
}

answered Mar 20, 2014 at 10:33

Merlin Denker

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3 Comments

Stefan Over a year ago

I tested it and now i'm still getting the "1" and right after that the first echo? Like this: "1Whatever you want". It's not replacing.

Merlin Denker Over a year ago

did you remove the print_r($result);?

Stefan Over a year ago

Ah, that was the problem, thanks. It works perfect now.

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