Hello @ Edwin, of course you can but let me say something
if .. else is used when u need to execute one thing in case that requirement in if is met and second thing if it is not met... in case of if...elsif : command behind elsif is executed when requirement in if is not met....you can add as many elsif as you want...also u can end whole thing with else which is executed in case when no previous requirements are met... hope I wrote it good....sorry im too tired to think about english grammar and such things ;))) -- Best regards, Martin mailto:corwin@;corwin.sk Monday, October 28, 2002, 4:18:45 PM, you wrote: E> Hello, E> "Martin Hudec" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> or (from my point of view is this better) >> >> if {$country!="finland") : >> display_shipping(calculate_nonfinland_cost($country)); >> elsif ($country=="finland" && $express=="no") : >> display_shipping(calculate_shipping_cost($weight)); >> elseif ($country=="finland" && $express=="yes") : >> display_shipping(calculate_express_cost($express)); >> endif; >> E> How about something like this? E> if ($country!="finland"){ E> display_shipping(calculate_nonfinland_cost($country)); E> }else{ // if it's not "finland" it should be something else, no? E> if ($express=="no"){ E> display_shipping(calculate_shipping_cost($weight)); E> }else{ // if it's not "no" it should be "yes", no? E> display_shipping(calculate_express_cost($express)); E> } E> } E> Just an idea... E> - E -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
