Re: Multiple "if()" statements

Thank you all SO incredibly much!!! Now I just have to figure out how to get it to put the results into two columns instead of one, and this phase of this nightmarish project is over!! I am eternally grateful, and I am sure I will be back with more questions!! ""Grae Wolfe - PHP"" <php@graewolfe.com> wrote in message news:66.EE.15023.4E213A44@pb1.pair.com... >I have a table with lots of fun information in it. For one of the pages >that I am working on, I want to display a list of names based on what is in >the DB. > My $SQL statement works great and has pulled in values for "first_name," > "hs_last_name," and "last_name" in that order. Right now, I am just > printing to the screen the results of "first_name (hs_last_name) > last_name" but there are two problems with this... > The first problem is men's names and unmarried women's names... they > will have the same "hs_last_name" and "last_name" so I don't want the > duplicate displaying on the page. > The second problem is the entry of the word "none" by some of the > visitors in place of a "hs_last_name"... obviously I don't want to > display this either. > The following is the string of "IF()" statements that I am using, but I > have an issue with my syntax somewhere because it isn't working the way I > want. Any help would be great! > > > if($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>");