read the manual, you can use both ("else if" and "elseif").The script does exactly what you tell it to. The flaw(s) is(/are) in your logic. Second of all, might I please advise you to have a good look at your code, and at least *try* to clean it up a bit? I'm sure you didn't mean it like this, but your code is wordwrapped in such a weird way that it's hard to distinguish what is actual executable code, and what your comments are supposed to be
- tul
Franklin van de Meent wrote:
In PHP you should write it as "} elseif {", so there's no space between else and if.
Read http://php.net/elseif for more details
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 22:48:00 +0200, Leonidas Savvides <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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from: Leonidas Savvides
Please see my problem below in PHP code : _____
<?php echo $month, $day, $year, $month2, $day2, $year2; // these are ok-normal values from web form if ( ! @checkdate($month,$day,$year) ) { echo "this operate till here"; // include_once ("normaldays.php"); @ // wrongpickupdate.htm } else if ( ! @checkdate($month2,$day2,$year2) ) { include_once ("wrongdropoffdate.htm"); } else if ( $tsp < $tsnow ) { // "$tsp"=time stamp pickup date include_once ("wrongpickupdate.htm"); // include_once ("normaldays.php"); // wrongpickupdate.htm } else if ( $tsp >= $tsd ) { // "$tsd"=time stamp drop off date include_once ("wrongpickupdate.htm"); } else if ( $days >= 60 ) { // "$days" var come from "$tsd" & "$tsp" include_once ("manydays.htm"); } else if ( $days <= 2 ) { include_once ("fewdays.htm"); } else { include_once ("normaldays.php"); }
?> _____
problem
1. executes first statement what ever vars are 2. if no "!" to first statement , executes second statement 3. if no "!" to first & second statement, executes first include_once() statement meaning : } else if ( $tsp < $tsnow ) { include_once ("wrongpickupdate.htm"); } whatever values of $tsp & $tsnow are .
well WHERE THE PROBLEM IS ? * <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED] * <http://us.f610.mail.yahoo.com/ym/[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Leonidas Savvides
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