IF Question

[newtoall]

If i wanted to check two things in a if statement with out using an elsif how would I do in.

 

for example:

 

if ((!$result) || ($result->num_rows=0)) {do stuff}

 

does not work, what is the best may of doing this in PHP?

 

Hope you can help!

[grlayouts]

if ($something[1] == "RESULT" || $something[2] != "Result2"  {
  mysql_query("UPDATE resulting SET something=3 ");

 

 

try that,

[PC Nerd]

if your result if mysql:

 

 

if(!isset($result) || empty($result) ||  mysql_num_rows($result)) {do your stuff}

 

the mysql will differ from database to database

[per1os]

($result->num_rows=0) 
// SHOULD BE
($result->num_rows==0)

 

You were just using an assignment operator.

 

Hopefully $result is an object of some type that has num_rows in it, if not than this is a flawed solution and you should use mysql_num_rows() instead.