Re: comparable Perl "unless" in PHP?

I'm not the greatest of programmers but you could just make a negative If statement: If (!$login....) or if (!$field1 && !$field2 && !$field3 && !$field4 && !$field5) would this work? On 11/2/00 1:54 PM this was written: > as a recent migrant form Perl to PHP I've been going crazy trying to figure > out how to use Perl's "unless" statement in PHP - or at least a workaround. > > For example, with Perl I was able to restrict access to certain pages using > something like this: > > $login = $ENV{REMOTE_USER}; > > unless ($login =~ /^foo$|^bar$/) { > > print $query->redirect("../no_access.html"); > } > > > or - If I had a form with many fields I could do something to the effect of > > unless ($field1 && $field2 && $field3 && $field4 && $field5) { > > print "you did not complete all fields.\n"; > > } > > can someone please enlighten me as to how I could achieve this same > functionality within PHP? I've searched through several books to no avail - > the only thing I could find remotely similar was the "isset" function but > that only seems to work with a single value and not groups. > > Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'd hate to have to go back to Perl > so soon in the game ;) -- Thomas Deliduka IT Manager ------------------------- New Eve Media The Solution To Your Internet Angst http://www.neweve.com/