FutonGuy Posted May 19, 2010 Share Posted May 19, 2010 Hi I am using the if..else statement to help me to solve some queries. Here's the code: ///////////////////// /// /// LATEST DATA /// ///////////////////// while ($row_export = mysql_fetch_array($result_export, MYSQL_ASSOC)) { ///////////////////////////////// /// /// OPTION 1 /// DATABASE ON EXISTING TABLE /// ///////////////////////////////// $sql_test = "SELECT * FROM wsdevice "; if (trim($pib_bracket_num) !='' and trim($HW_design) !='' ) { $sql_test .=" WHERE ((wsdevice_pibid like '%$pib_bracket_num%') and (device_designid = '$HW_design')) "; $results = mysql_query($sql_test) or die ("NO SEARCH TERMS"); while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($results, MYSQL_ASSOC)) { ///////////////////////////////// /// /// OPTION 2 /// DISPLAY EXISTING DATA IN /// TABLE FORM ///////////////////////////////// ///////////////////////////////// /// /// DISPLAY UPDATE ON LATEST DATA /// IN TABLE FORM ///////////////////////////////// } } else { ///////////////////////////////// /// /// OPTION 3 /// DISPLAY LATEST DATA NOT UPDATED /// ///////////////////////////////// } } Just wondering if there's any code i can use in order to satisfy the query statement whereby if $sql_test .=" WHERE ((wsdevice_pibid like '%$pib_bracket_num%') and (device_designid = '$HW_design')) "; is true, it will proceed to option 2 and if it doesn't satisfy the query, it will move to option 3 ? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cmattoon Posted May 23, 2010 Share Posted May 23, 2010 If I understand you correctly.... if query 1 is "true", go to option 2. if query 1 is false, go to option 3? Or: if 1 is false, go to 2. If 2 is false, go to 3? (True/False... goes to Option 2/Option 3) $next_option = 0; if(condition){ // condition 1 is true $next_option = 2; }else{ $next_option = 3; } if($next_option == 2){ // or.... if($next_option == 2) // Code for Option 2. Will only enter this part if condition 1 is "true" }else{} if($next_option == 3){ // Code for option 3. Will enter this part if condition 1 is "false" }else{} Otherwise, I would use a variable, say $flag = 0;. If a condition is satisfied, set $flag = 1;. Use separate if-then statements to see what the flag value is, and whether or not to enter that loop. There's probably an easier way to do this, but just my two cents. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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