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I'm trying to output some HTML based on if some post/get variables are set.. but I don't want to echo it. Can I do something such as..

<?php
if (isset($_POST['whatever'])) {
?>
  <form>...
  <b> I'm HTML </b>
  </form>...
<?php
} else {
?>
  <b> I only appear in the else </b>
<?php
}
?>

 

? Will the html between the else statement only appear if it is else, and not appear since it's simply not in the PHP tags? I THINK I've seen some things like this before, but I just don't know, and don't want to copy all the html into the php and echo it..

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