I was playing around with various ways of doing conditional output of text, and I
tried the following.
<?php
$test="b";
if ($test=="a"):
?>
value is a
<?php
else:
?>
value is not a
<?php
endif;
?>
It seems to work, ie it outputs different text depending on the value of $test. But is
it safe, can I rely on this behaviour? Maybe I just missed something somewhere, but I
thought I would have to use echo or print in such circumstances. It'll be nice if I
was wrong.
Euan Greig
Technical Consultant
BRANN DATA
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01285 645997
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