I'm having a tough time getting the semantics right.
If I'm trying to show something only if two variables are true.
if ($q1=="false") && ($q2="true") {echo("stuff");}
epfantasia
1:37 am on Dec 6, 2005 (gmt 0)
Just do your two (or more) tests in parenthesis like this:
if ($q1=="false" && $q2=="true") {echo "stuff";}
Also assumed you meant $q2 == vs =
coopster
3:32 pm on Dec 6, 2005 (gmt 0)
Nice catch, epfantasia, welcome to WebmasterWorld.
Also, if you really want to compare to the boolean [php.net] TRUE/FALSE values you shouldn't include the words in quotation marks. And welcome to WebmasterWorld to you, too, Jeremy_H.
Jeremy_H
10:08 pm on Dec 8, 2005 (gmt 0)
Thanks epfantasia! I tried combining both into the parenthesis, but my single equals sign must have messed it up! Thanks so much!
Coopster, I was only using TRUE/FALSE values as an example, but thanks for the heads up, and the welcome! ;)