The parse error is because he forgot a bracket. Since the method on your form is set to GET, I'd suggest accessing the variables as $_GET['varname'] rather than just $varname.
if ($_GET['radios'] == "radio1") {
echo "You have selected the Radio ONE!";
} else {
echo "You have selected another choice!";
}
Note the difference with the equal signs (which is what myriadz was trying to point out).
one equal signs means you're assigning values
two equal signs means you're checking to see if it equals
Take a look at the following code
$one = "1";
if($one = "blalb") {
echo "do this";
} else {
echo "do that";
}
This code will ALWAYS echo "do this" becuase even though I assign 1 to $one before the if, inside the if i assign a new value to one (which is $one = "blalb"). If i wanted to check if $one equaled "blalb", i'd have to use
if($one == "blalb") {
does that make sense?
Cgraz
