What I think you'd note, actually, is that you ALWAYS get the matching
echo, and never the non-matching, because you're using an assignment
operator instead of comparison. It should read if ($line[1]=='
instead of ($line[1]='.
--Matt
Chris wrote:
> this script receives vars "b" and "p" from a form.
> If "b" and "p" matches the echo on IF, then it works just fine.
> The problem is that if the vars dont match the ELSE ECHO
> does not apear... why not?
>
> <?
> $bruker = $HTTP_POST_VARS["b"];
> $passord = $HTTP_POST_VARS["p"];
> $hostname = "********";
> $username = "********";
> $password = "********";
> $dbname = "********";
> MSSQL_CONNECT($hostname,$username,$password);
> mssql_select_db($dbname);
> $query = "select * from medlemmer where bruker = '$bruker' and passord =
> '$passord'";
> $result = mssql_query( $query );
> for ($i = 0; $i < mssql_num_rows( $result ); ++$i)
> {
>
> $line = mssql_fetch_row($result);
> if( $line[1]='$bruker' and $line[2]='$passord') echo "hei $bruker.";
> else echo "FEIL";
> }
> ?>
>
> -Chris
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