From: "Larry Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On if statements, I periodically don't want anything to happen if the
> requisite is not met. In most cases just writing the statement in the
> format if (this) { do that; } and nothing more will work. However, I
> periodically get weird results with this and found the only fix was to do
> a... if (this) {do that;}else{"echo "";}
I experienced the same problem once...
It really amazed me...
I had some conditions like:
if ( some_thing ){ do_something }
if ( some_other_thing ){ do_something_else }
if ( yet_another_thing ){ do_another_more_thing }
they were stupid conditions, with no possibility of error...
I checked them many times to see if I was not having some stupid error, but
there was no error
The results were weird, and not as expected unless I added an else
statement..
It was on a Red Hat 7.1 system, but I can't remember the exact PHP version
maybe it was a bug, but I had the same problem, and it was definitively not
an error of my code..
Regards,
Juan
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