Number question

[monkeybidz]

I have these two: When miles are  equal or below 30 i am to get "Same Day", instead i am getting "8-9 Days". It seems to ignore the 0000's after the 3.

 

$english_format_number = number_format($miles);

 

 

if($miles <=30 && $service_type == 1){

    $etd = "Same Day.";

}

 

if($miles <=3000 && $service_type == 1){

    $etd = "8-9 Days.";

}

 

Any help is appreciated!

[MadTechie]

if($miles <=30 && $service_type == 1){
    $etd = "Same Day.";
}
//true so $etd = "Same Day.";

if($miles <=3000 && $service_type == 1){
    $etd = "8-9 Days.";
}
//Also true so NOW .. $etd = "8-9 Days.";

 

try this

if($miles <=3000 && $service_type == 1){
    $etd = "8-9 Days.";
}
if($miles <=30 && $service_type == 1){
    $etd = "Same Day.";
}

 

[MmmVomit]

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[emehrkay]

use if elseif notation

 

if(miles <= 30){

 

}elseif(miles <= 3000){

 

}...

[monkeybidz]

The only problem with using elseif is that i have several more  numbers in between. 30 and 3000 was just an example. Is there a way i can just use something like:

 

if($miles == 1-30

 

31-90 and so on

 

What would i use as "to, through or -"?

[MadTechie]

i think you mean

if($miles >= 1 && $miles <=30)
{
//....true 1 to 30
}elseif($miles >= 31 && $miles <=90){
//....true 31 to 90
}

[Barand]

or test against the largest first

 

<?php
if($miles <=3000 && $service_type == 1){
    $etd = "8-9 Days.";
}

if($miles <=30 && $service_type == 1){
    $etd = "Same Day.";
}

[MadTechie]

i covered that Barand  2nd post

[Barand]

So you did, sorry, I only looked at the top bit. Guess it was the lack of quote/code tags

 

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