PHP Form

[rc51boss]

I've created a form to collect user information and send it to an email address. The form is setup not to accept any blank fields. I dont want the form to submit if the state field contains 'GA'. What would that code look like.    Thanks in advance.

[Skewled]

psuedo:

 

if ($_POST['state'] == 'GA') {
   exit(); // Or post error to let the user know then exit
} else {

[rc51boss]

Thanks, is 'GA' case sensitive? I already have code for a blank field, will they conflict?

[Muddy_Funster]

a bit of cut and paste using kadeous's original code:

if (($_POST['state'] == 'GA') || ($_POST['state'] == 'ga') || ($_POST['state'] == '') || (!isset($_POST['state']))) {
   exit(); // Or post error to let the user know then exit
} else {

[spiderwell]

I havent tested it, but wont this work too?

 

if ((strtoupper($_POST['state']) == 'GA') || (empty($_POST['state'])))
{
   exit(); // Or post error to let the user know then exit
} else {

[Muddy_Funster]

Yip, probably.  And it would be much neater and more efficient too,  I just wanted to make it clear how to expand on the options of conditional checks in a simple way, so that the OP can see they can expand on the checks to cover whatever they need.