Re: Multiple "if()" statements

Grae Wolfe - PHP wrote: > ... > want. Any help would be great! > > > if($row[1]="none") { > print("<tr>"); > print("<td>$row[0] $row[2]</td>"); > print("</tr>"); > } else > if($row[1]=$row[2]) { > print("<tr>"); > print("<td>$row[0] $row[2]</td>"); > print("</tr>"); > } else > print("<tr>"); > print("<td>$row[0] ($row[1]) $row[2]</td>"); > print("</tr>"); > Indenting is your friend, indented version of what you had. if($row[1]="none") { print("<tr>"); print("<td>$row[0] $row[2]</td>"); print("</tr>"); } else if($row[1]=$row[2]) { print("<tr>"); print("<td>$row[0] $row[2]</td>"); print("</tr>"); } else print("<tr>"); print("<td>$row[0] ($row[1]) $row[2]</td>"); print("</tr>"); The bigest problem with the above is that both the else becomes unclear when they finish due to the lack of {}. The ifs should also be using an == instead of an =, you want to compare not assign. I'm also going to throw in an elseif for fun, to get this (hopefully) improved version: if($row[1] == "none") { print("<tr>"); print("<td>$row[0] $row[2]</td>"); print("</tr>"); } elseif($row[1] == $row[2]) { print("<tr>"); print("<td>$row[0] $row[2]</td>"); print("</tr>"); } else { print("<tr>"); print("<td>$row[0] ($row[1]) $row[2]</td>"); print("</tr>"); }