today? All of them that I use anyway!
Good Luck!
Dennis
>}On Apr 29, 20:31, drieux wrote:
>} Subject: Re: do not print blank fields
>
>On Monday, April 29, 2002, at 09:44 , Todd Wade wrote:
>
>> this should read:
>>
>> if ( $query->param( $fieldName ) ) { # t
On Monday, April 29, 2002, at 09:44 , Todd Wade wrote:
> this should read:
>
> if ( $query->param( $fieldName ) ) { # this one is not empty
>
> forgot a paren
is there an idiot proof IDE that will prevent this?
I keep doing that one so many times
ciao
drieux
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> if ( $query->param( $fieldName ) { # this one is not empty
this should read:
if ( $query->param( $fieldName ) ) { # this one is not empty
forgot a paren
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If all you need is to see if the field is empty, wrap the prints in if()
conditionals:
if ( $query->param('CustName') ) { print OUT ("\nCustomer Name: "); }
if ( $query->param('CustName') ) { pri
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