Re: [PHP] Wanting to better understand
Chuck,
I'm not sure what you're trying to do, but I think you might just want
to order it the other way around.
if ($days 45)
{
# $days is 46 or more
do stuff
}
elseif ($days 30)
{
# $days is 31-45
do other stuff;
}
else
{
# $days is 30 or less
more stuff;
}
Also, be careful about overwriting $days with that long string and then
trying to compare it to a numeric value. You probably want to use a
different variable name for the string.
Happy hacking.
Chris
Chuck \PUP\ Payne wrote:
If ($days 30) {
$days strongfont color='ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
Want I want to do was add a second line this below to change the another
value to change to change to another color...
If ($days 45) {
$days strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
But, the second value is over riding the first vaule so I can't see the
differents.
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RE: [PHP] Wanting to better understand
and just when I thought this day couldnt get any more confusing:|
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From: Chuck PUP Payne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 2 October 2002 12:50 PM
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Subject: [PHP] Wanting to better understand
Hey,
I am trying to better understand something, I learned a couple weeks ago
that if I do this...
If ($field == value1) {
$field = change to new value;
Now I have use this to change -00-00 to nbsp;. And the following.
If ($days 30) {
$days strongfont color='ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
Want I want to do was add a second line this below to change the another
value to change to change to another color...
If ($days 45) {
$days strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
But, the second value is over riding the first vaule so I can't see the
differents. I sorry that this might be confusing but I am trying to ask the
way I can. I am not sure what you call this, expression I think. Any way is
there a way that I can use this expression to get two or more colors.
Thanks
Chuck Payne
Magi Design and Support
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[PHP] Wanting to better understand
Hey,
I am trying to better understand something, I learned a couple weeks ago
that if I do this...
If ($field == value1) {
$field = change to new value;
Now I have use this to change -00-00 to nbsp;. And the following.
If ($days 30) {
$days strongfont color='ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
Want I want to do was add a second line this below to change the another
value to change to change to another color...
If ($days 45) {
$days strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
But, the second value is over riding the first vaule so I can't see the
differents. I sorry that this might be confusing but I am trying to ask the
way I can. I am not sure what you call this, expression I think. Any way is
there a way that I can use this expression to get two or more colors.
Thanks
Chuck Payne
Magi Design and Support
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Re: [PHP] Wanting to better understand
A, ok. You know am still having problems with elseif, else, Ok, thanks I
will give it a try.
Chuck
On 10/1/02 11:03 PM, Chris Shiflett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chuck,
I'm not sure what you're trying to do, but I think you might just want
to order it the other way around.
if ($days 45)
{
# $days is 46 or more
do stuff
}
elseif ($days 30)
{
# $days is 31-45
do other stuff;
}
else
{
# $days is 30 or less
more stuff;
}
Also, be careful about overwriting $days with that long string and then
trying to compare it to a numeric value. You probably want to use a
different variable name for the string.
Happy hacking.
Chris
Chuck \PUP\ Payne wrote:
If ($days 30) {
$days strongfont color='ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
Want I want to do was add a second line this below to change the another
value to change to change to another color...
If ($days 45) {
$days strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
But, the second value is over riding the first vaule so I can't see the
differents.
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Hey,
ok, I'm not sure if I totally understand what you're trying to do but.I'll give
it my best. Try:
switch (TRUE) {
case ($days 30):
$days = strongfont color='ff' . $days . /font/strong;
break;
case ($days 45):
$days = strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days . /font/strong;
break;
}
or:
If ($days 30) {
$days = strongfont color='ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}elseif ($days 45) {
$days = strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
HTH!
~Pauly
On Tuesday 01 October 2002 10:50 pm, Chuck \PUP\ Payne wrote:
Hey,
I am trying to better understand something, I learned a couple weeks ago
that if I do this...
If ($field == value1) {
$field = change to new value;
Now I have use this to change -00-00 to nbsp;. And the following.
If ($days 30) {
$days strongfont color='ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
Want I want to do was add a second line this below to change the another
value to change to change to another color...
If ($days 45) {
$days strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
But, the second value is over riding the first vaule so I can't see the
differents. I sorry that this might be confusing but I am trying to ask the
way I can. I am not sure what you call this, expression I think. Any way is
there a way that I can use this expression to get two or more colors.
Thanks
Chuck Payne
Magi Design and Support
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Re: [PHP] Wanting to better understand
Anyway... cool way to use switch
Obviously i've been working too much with C, that i never thought of a way,
you could use the conditional-expression in the case, not in the switch ;)
Sascha
switch (TRUE) {
case ($days 45):
$days = strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days .
/font/strong; break; case ($days 30):
$days = strongfont color='ff' . $days .
/font/strong; break; }
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yeah, I know...duh! *yawn* long nite...I'll see y'all in the morn. :)
~Paul
On Tuesday 01 October 2002 11:22 pm, Chris Shiflett wrote:
Paul Nicholson wrote:
If ($days 30) {
$days = strongfont color='ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}elseif ($days 45) {
$days = strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
Just a side note - the elseif when used like this is superfluous.
If $days is not greater than 30, then it must be 30 or less. Thus, it
will never be greater than 45.
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oppsI need those reversed.
-
switch (TRUE) {
case ($days 45):
$days = strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days . /font/strong;
break;
case ($days 30):
$days = strongfont color='ff' . $days . /font/strong;
break;
}
-
If ($days 45) {
$days = strongfont color='ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}elseif ($days 30) {
$days = strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
-
~Paul
On Tuesday 01 October 2002 11:09 pm, Paul Nicholson wrote:
Hey,
ok, I'm not sure if I totally understand what you're trying to do
but.I'll give it my best. Try:
switch (TRUE) {
case ($days 30):
$days = strongfont color='ff' . $days .
/font/strong; break;
case ($days 45):
$days = strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days .
/font/strong; break;
}
or:
If ($days 30) {
$days = strongfont color='ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}elseif ($days 45) {
$days = strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
HTH!
~Pauly
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Re: [PHP] Wanting to better understand
Paul Nicholson wrote:
If ($days 30) {
$days = strongfont color='ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}elseif ($days 45) {
$days = strongfont color='ff00ff' . $days . /font/strong;
}
Just a side note - the elseif when used like this is superfluous.
If $days is not greater than 30, then it must be 30 or less. Thus, it
will never be greater than 45.
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