Hi, Monday, December 2, 2002, 4:06:54 PM, you wrote: CA> Hi all,
CA> I'm making a site with a dynamic menu based on IF statements and DB CA> queries, but have this little problem which I can't understand the CA> reason. My programming method is based upon an application.php file CA> which controls the hole site and paths, template files for the header & CA> footer and main PHP files which includes all the needed files that I CA> mentioned before. CA> As an example of this, the header TITLE tag has a <?=$TITLE?> variable CA> to take a different title for each page and after that, I put a CA> $LOCATION variable to tell the menu() function which page is being CA> displayed (different menus for products, about us, etc.) but the menu() CA> function (fetched from a library) is not recognizing this $LOCATION CA> variable. I'm declaring it as a GLOBAL inside the function, but nothing CA> happens. Here's part of my code: CA> This is part of my product's index.php file: CA> <SNIP> Your if statements should be like this: if ($LOCATION == "productos") //needs the double '=' sign otherwise $LOCATION is always set to productos -- regards, Tom -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
