Jacob,
> I'm sorry to bother the newsgroup with this, but I've been racking my
> brain on it for a few hours, and tried all the documentation, and
> realize it's a coding problem that will take someone about 3 seconds to
> figure out the error in. I have this code:
=don't be sorry, these 'blind spots' are the strength of the group.
=check out the differences between =, the assignment operator; and == the logical
comparision operator; and ===
the logical type and comparison operator. You've used the first in the IF, when you
want the second!
=Regards,
=dn
> <?php
>
> $current_month = date (m);
> $current_year = date (Y);
>
>
> if("$current_month = 1")
> {
> $previous_month = 12;
> $previous_year = $current_year - 1;
> }
>
> else
> {
> $previous_month = $current_month - 1;
> $previous_year = $current_year;
> }
> print("<ul>");
> print("<li><a
>
>href=\"inquiry_reports.php?search=search&new_year=$previous_year&new_month=$previous_month\">Previous
> Month</a>");
> print("<li><a
>
>href=\"inquiry_reports.php?search=search&new_year=$current_year&new_month=$current_month\">Current
> Month</a>");
> print("</ul>");
> ?>
>
> but for some reason, no matter what the month, the first if statement
> (if current_month = 1) is seen as true and executes... any suggestions?
>
> Cheers
>
> Jake Walker
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
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