Multiple if statements

persepha

I'm having a problem with consecutive if statements in my code.
Essentially, I'm asking the user to check which portions of my domain
he wants to recommend to someone else, and of course multiple
choice is permitted.

Problem is, when I have the if statements all in a row in the logical
place in the code, I get the "document contains no data" error.
Is there any way I can have more than one independent if statement
in a row and not make the server gag?

Here's a sample of the code:

What did the user recommend? These variables will be used to create specific text messages.

NOTE: if new sections are created, a new if statement and alias-variable must be created here.

if ($agitprop == "on") {
$agitalias = "Agitprop: http://www.liberalmafia.org/ \n";
}
else {
$agitalias = "";
}
if ($darkgoddesses == "on" {
$darkgoddessalias = "The Dark Goddesses: http://www.liberalmafia.org/darkgoddesses/DarkGoddess.html/ \n";
}
else {
$darkgoddessalias = "";
}

The page is at http://www.liberalmafia.org/recommend.html if you
need to check, btw.

Robin

Anon

Of course you can have multiple independent if statements.

Did you cut and paste this code? There's an error in your if stateent. You forgot a closing )

Start sprinkling your code with echo's and see where it's breaking.

kparker

You're not showing the point where the error occurs. 'Page contains no data' means literally that, so if your php script outputs a <BODY> section that contains anything at all you won't get this error. So I would recommend double-checking that first. If you're printing any kind of title on the page, you might get a page that says:

persepha

Ken, you're right -- I was missing a closing parens. (Classic newbie
coding mistake. :-P )

Thank you for pointing that out. It works just fine now.:-)

And thank you to the rest of you who replied, also.

Robin