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* and then Kunal Jhunjhunwala blurted....
> hey... im tryint to lay some conditions for the html output... example :
> if ($check == 1) {
> <some html>
> }
> else {
> <some other html>
> }
>
> The problem here is, I want the html in both cases to be customisable by the
> user... so I would have to make it a part of the template file... and if i
> do that, even if the conditions fail, the html will show up..any ideas on a
> fix for this?
I'm not 100% certain I understand your Q. but how about this:
I take it from the subject you are using a PHPLib template so if you
were to have a teplate var called {htmlOutput} you could do this,
if($check=1) {
$htmlOutput=<<<EOF
<your html here>
EOF;
} elseif($check=2) {
$htmlOutput=<<<EOF
<your altenate html here>
EOF;
} else {
$htmlOutput=<<<EOF
<your default html here>
EOF;
}
and then in your template code.....
$t->set_var("htmlOutput", $htmlOutput);
Hope that's what you mean
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