If statement

[3raser]

I've never really had this problem before. I'm trying to make it so only moderators can edit titles.

 

This is currently my if statement:

 

elseif($type == 2 && acc_status(getUsername()) > 1 && !isset($_POST['title']) || !isset($_POST['content']))

 

(I can assure you getUsername() works)

 

Interpretation: If the editing type is 2 (thread/topic) and the user's account status is higher than 2 (meaning admin & mod) and the title or message/content isn't set, display the content within the if statement block. Why is it users with a user status of 1 can see the information within the block statement, allowing them to see the "edit title" field?

[scootstah]

Because you're essentially saying "if this and this, OR this". See if this fixes it:

elseif(($type == 2 && acc_status(getUsername()) > 1) && (!isset($_POST['title']) || !isset($_POST['content'])))

 

This is saying "if this and this, AND this or this".

[3raser]

Because you're essentially saying "if this and this, OR this". See if this fixes it:

elseif(($type == 2 && acc_status(getUsername()) > 1) && (!isset($_POST['title']) || !isset($_POST['content'])))

 

This is saying "if this and this, AND this or this".

 

Thank you. I completely forgot about the use of nested if statements within an actual if statement. I'm sure there is a proper term for them, but I just can't seem to remember.

 

Once again, thanks.