Whats wrong with this code?

[R1der]

[code]<?
if(!$_GET['stp']){
?>
<b>Welcome to the gem exchange.<br>

<a href="gexchange.php?stp=ene">Exchange 5 gems for 100 energy</a><br>

<?
}
elseif($_GET['stp']==ene){
if($user['uGems']== "<4"){
echo "You Dont have enough gems for this exchange.";
exit;}
else{
echo "You exchanged 5 gems into 100 energy";

$db->query("UPDATE users SET uAttackTurns=uAttackTurns+'100' , uGems=uGems-'5' WHERE uID='" . $user['uID'] . "'");

}
}

?>[/code]

Basicly the exchange does fine but it dont stop them from exchanging gems even when thay go into minus.

can anyone help with this problem?

Thanks in advance.

[HuggieBear]

Your syntax is slightly wrong, try this...

[code]<?php
if(!$_GET['stp']){
?>
<b>Welcome to the gem exchange.<br>

<a href="gexchange.php?stp=ene">Exchange 5 gems for 100 energy</a><br>

<?php
}
elseif($_GET['stp'] == "ene"){
if($user['uGems'] <= 4){
echo "You Dont have enough gems for this exchange.";
exit;}
else{
echo "You exchanged 5 gems into 100 energy";

$db->query("UPDATE users SET uAttackTurns=uAttackTurns+'100' , uGems=uGems-'5' WHERE uID='" . $user['uID'] . "'");

}
}
?>[/code]

When checking a string, use double quotes, so [code=php:0]if $var == "string"[/code] you had no quotes

When comparing numbers, no need for the quotes so [code=php:0]if $var <= 4[/code] you had the 4 in quotes along with the less than sign.

Regards
Huggie

[R1der]

Wow that worked great

Thanks