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[npsari]

 

Hi

 

I want the below (if function) to meet two conditions, so i separtared them with commas

($Start2>35, $Display>4)

 

if ($Start2>35, $Display>4) {
print"<font style=\"font-size:13px\" color=\"#000000\" face=\"Arial\"><b>1</b></font>";
}else{
print"<font style=\"font-size:13px\" color=\"#000000\" face=\"Arial\"><b>2</b></font>";
}

 

or should i say ($Start2>35 AND $Display>4)

[unidox]

You need spaces

 

if ($Start2 > 35, $Display > 4) {
print"<font style=\"font-size:13px\" color=\"#000000\" face=\"Arial\"><b>1</b></font>";
}else{
print"<font style=\"font-size:13px\" color=\"#000000\" face=\"Arial\"><b>2</b></font>";
}

[npsari]

ohh, lol

 

thats a joke right, cus from what i recall spaces aint critical

 

[per1os]

if ($Start2>35 && $Display>4) {

OR

if ($Start2>35 AND $Display>4) {

 

Whichever you want to do.

 

 

[per1os]

ohh, lol

 

thats a joke right, cus from what i recall spaces aint critical

 

 

Spaces do not matter at all. You need the proper operator/syntax which is && or AND.

[npsari]

Thanks guys, fixed that bug

 

What if i have this messed up condition...

 

if (!isset($Start) || empty($Start)) {

 

Can i say

 

if (!isset($Start) || empty($Start)) AND $Start2>35 AND $Display>4 {

 

 

[per1os]

if ((!isset($Start) || empty($Start)) && ($Start2>35 && $Display>4)) {

 

Parans signify order of operations, just like basic algebra. And I would also be consistent if you are using || instead of OR use && instead of AND and vice versa.

[npsari]

I see what u mean, ok, now i got it

 

It is just like math

 

thanks