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Can someone show me how to properly write this short if statement?


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Will evaluate if $car_class evaluates to any value that is considered false:

if ($car_class == FALSE) {
   echo   '<span class="warning">*</span>';
}

This will do the same:

if (!$car_class) {
   echo   '<span class="warning">*</span>';
}

This will check to make sure the value is actually boolean false:

if ($car_class === FALSE) {
   echo   '<span class="warning">*</span>';
}

 

 

is that line 421?

if ("$car_class") == FALSE {
		echo   '<span class="warning">*</span>';
	}

here's the structure of if statement

   if(  condition   )
   {
      //execute code if condition is true
   }

you didn't close the codition ")"

so close the condition after the ==False

 

in this case if the OP doesnt even understand how to write a simple if statement, i beleive that the manual is the best place for him/her to look and understand PHP..i agree with what Maq posted, will lead to more enlightment here

in this case if the OP doesnt even understand how to write a simple if statement, i beleive that the manual is the best place for him/her to look and understand PHP..i agree with what Maq posted, will lead to more enlightment here

i usually have a hard time understanding the manual actually because they don't explain much just show you with examples...

i go there for syntax not for understanding :) but not all people are a like 8) we all are unique and special like everyone else lol

in this case if the OP doesnt even understand how to write a simple if statement, i beleive that the manual is the best place for him/her to look and understand PHP..i agree with what Maq posted, will lead to more enlightment here

i usually have a hard time understanding the manual actually because they don't explain much just show you with examples...

i go there for syntax not for understanding :) but not all people are a like 8) we all are unique and special like everyone else lol

it is a mixture of text explanation and written examples.. it is absolutely essential to look there to fully understand many PHP concepts..

 

we all are unique and special like everyone else lol

Some of us more than others. *cough* premiso *cough*

 

KDM, did you figure it out?

 

that made me laugh..

it is absolutely essential to look there to fully understand many PHP concepts..

totally agree. i feel like the manual is for the elites lol, maybe just me  :-[

it is absolutely essential to look there to fully understand many PHP concepts..

and there's a fine line between being uniqu/speical and nerd/geek  ;D

in this case if the OP doesnt even understand how to write a simple if statement, i beleive that the manual is the best place for him/her to look and understand PHP..i agree with what Maq posted, will lead to more enlightment here

i usually have a hard time understanding the manual actually because they don't explain much just show you with examples...

i go there for syntax not for understanding :) but not all people are a like 8) we all are unique and special like everyone else lol

 

thanks, very well said.

if you want to check if the send button was click

use

  if(isset($_POST['subment']))
  {
     if( condition)
     {
        //if $car_class is false execute code here
      }
  }

the isset will check if the button is pressed assument the button is named 'submit'

if you want to check if the send button was click

use

  if(isset($_POST['subment']))
  {
     if( condition)
     {
        //if $car_class is false execute code here
      }
  }

the isset will check if the button is pressed assument the button is named 'submit'

 

in this case if it is named.. "subment" ... :shrug:

if you want to check if the send button was click

use

  if(isset($_POST['subment']))
  {
     if( condition)
     {
        //if $car_class is false execute code here
      }
  }

the isset will check if the button is pressed assument the button is named 'submit'

 

in this case if it is named.. "subment" ... :shrug:

yup, thnx AK47

i can't type today :'(

if you want to check if the send button was click

use

  if(isset($_POST['subment']))
  {
     if( condition)
     {
        //if $car_class is false execute code here
      }
  }

the isset will check if the button is pressed assument the button is named 'submit'

 

@KDM: FYI- this could be condensed into one statement if you wanted; like:

if (isset($_POST['submit']) && $car_class == FALSE) {
// code to execute
}

if you want to check if the send button was click

use

  if(isset($_POST['subment']))
  {
     if( condition)
     {
        //if $car_class is false execute code here
      }
  }

the isset will check if the button is pressed assument the button is named 'submit'

 

@KDM: FYI- this could be condensed into one statement if you wanted; like:

if (isset($_POST['submit']) && $car_class == FALSE) {
// code to execute
}

no, don't do that!!!

the,

reason,

is

i'm kidding :D

if you want to check if the send button was click

use

  if(isset($_POST['subment']))
  {
     if( condition)
     {
        //if $car_class is false execute code here
      }
  }

the isset will check if the button is pressed assument the button is named 'submit'

 

Thanks for the help! I tried if isset before but didn't use the post variable. And I had to change submit to send. It's working fine now. Thanks a lot. I learned something.

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