php OR

[web_master]

hi,

 

I want to print if I GET "product1" or "product2"

 

example

 

if($_GET['c'] == "productgroups_2" (OR) "productgroups_3") {

 

  print $something;

 

}

 

what I need to take on place (OR)?

 

thnx

[dezkit]

if($_GET['c'] == "productgroups_2" || "productgroups_3") {

   print $something;

}

[PFMaBiSmAd]

No programming language performs logical comparisons like that. That logically or's "productgroups_2" with "productgroups_3" and compares the result with $_GET['c'].

 

web_master, you would need to do the following -

 

if($_GET['c'] == "productgroups_2" OR $_GET['c'] == "productgroups_3") {

   print $something;

}

[web_master]

well, PFMaBiSmAd You right, its work on Youre way. Ive got some bug... I hope that will found what is that... because the codeis:

 

<?php
if($c == "productgroups_2" OR $c == "productgroups_3") {
	$back = include("order_link_back.php");
} else {
	$back = "";
}

print $back;
?>

 

the included file is

 

 

<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript1.2">
<!--
stm_bm(["menu5508",600,"order_js/","blank.gif",1,"stgcl()+954","stgct()+165",0,0,250,0,1000,1,0,0,"","",0,0,1,2,"hand","hand","order_js/"],this);
stm_bp("p0",[1,4,0,0,2,3,22,0,100,"",-2,"",-2,50,0,0,"#999999","transparent","",3,0,0,"#000000"]);
stm_ai("p0i0",[2,"","","",-1,-1,0,"order/index_alkatreszek.php?lang=hu","_blank","","","order_01.gif","order_01.gif",24,200,0,"","",0,0,0,1,1,"#cec17a",1,"#E2CF74",1,"","",3,3,0,0,"black","black","#000000","#000000","bold 8pt Verdana","bold 8pt Verdana",0,0],24,200);
stm_ep();
stm_em();
//-->
</script>

 

 

When I test the dhtml code alone its work fine, but when icluded on this (above) way Ive get a nr "1" in a left up corner of a site

 

that number 1 is on end of script - in source code of browser

 

... pt Verdana","bold 8pt Verdana",0,0],24,200);

stm_ep();

stm_em();

//-->

</script>1

 

 

[PFMaBiSmAd]

The include() statement reads the contents of the file into the current script. It returns a true (1) or false (0) value, so setting $back to the value returned from an include() statement and then echoing that value will give you a 1 or 0 output to the browser.

 

Just including the file (without the print $back; statement) is all you really need to do.

[web_master]

I like the PHP.... 

 

thhanx people

 

thanx PFMaBiSmAd