Re: Object oriented if statements
| From: | Lasse | Date: | Tue, 10 Jul 2001 20:43:53 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Object oriented if statements | ||
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Maybe it contains whitespaces... Have you tried:
if (trim($record->Subject2) == "posters")
{
echo ("PrintFormat1");
}
else
{
echo ("PrintFormat2");
}
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Lasse
"Patterson Liddle" <mail@pattersonliddle.com> wrote in message
news:00ac01c10967$52da3c40$ec0687d9@patlid...
I wonder if someone would be kind enough to explain why,
if $record->Subject2 sometimes contains the word posters
this
echo $record->Subject2;
accurately prints the word or words in the field Subject2 from the found
record
but this
if ($record->Subject2 == "posters")
{
echo ("PrintFormat1");
}
else
{
echo ("PrintFormat2");
}
always returns PrintFormat2
(I'm trying to get the if statement to print format 1 when the field
contains posters, and format 2 if it's got anything else in it. It's never
empty.)
Apologies if you've seen this all before
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John Patterson
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