On Tue, March 22, 2005 1:47 pm, M. Sokolewicz said:
> 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.
"else if" and "elseif" are not exactly the same, as the manual indicates
(and glosses over a bit)
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,
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
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> to: 'php-general@lists.php.net'
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> from: Leonidas Savvides
>
> Please see my pro
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from: Leonidas Savvides
Please see my problem below in PHP code :
_
= $tsd ) { // "$tsd"=time stamp drop
off date
include_once ("wrongpickupdate.htm");
} else if ( $days >= 60 ) { // "$days" var come from
"$tsd" & "$
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