if.. if.. else

sn0n

if (isset($_GET['page'])) {
if ($page = 'main') { include ("includes/powcount.php"); }
} else {
include ("includes/powcount.php");
}

my site is using a ?page=PAGENAME system.. and i wanted just the 'main' page to have the counter, and powerd by icons.. which is what the codes tryin to do.. but its not working.. any ideas?
www.sn0n.com if ya need to see what i mean

DeltaRho2K

Try the following, and let me know exactly what it's doing or not doing...


// First check to see if the page variable is set.
if (isset($_GET['page'])):
    // If the variable is set, then check to see if the value is main.
    if ($page = 'main'):
       // This is included if the page is the main page.
       include ("includes/powcount.php"); 
    else:
       // Put an include here if you want if the page is not the main page.
    endif;
else:
   // Put something here if the variable is not set.
endif;

Note, I use a slightly different convention for my if else statements. I think it is easier to keep track of things when you use the colons and semi-colons, and put in the necessary else and endif statements. If you want it your way, then take out the colons, semi-colons and unneeded conditional statements, and put in your brackets...

sn0n

// First check to see if the page variable is set. 
if (isset($_GET['page'])): 
    // If the variable is set, then check to see if the value is main. 
    if ($page = 'main'): 
       // This is included if the page is the main page. 
       include ("includes/powcount.php");  

    else: 
       // Put an include here if you want if the page is not the main page. 
    endif; 
else: 
   // Put something here if the variable is not set. 
  include ("includes/powcount.php");  

endif;

shoes powcount on EVERY page.
example @ http://66.229.8.98:1337/ <~~~~ my localhost, so you see what im doing.

DeltaRho2K

Try this:

// Put this near the top of your code before the header is declared
extract($_GET);

// First check to see if the page variable is set. (Note the change to the first if statement.)
if (isset($page)):  

    // If the variable is set, then check to see if the value is main. 
    if ($page = 'main'):  

       // This is included if the page is the main page. 
       include ("includes/powcount.php");   

    else:  

       // Put an include here if you want if the page is not the main page. 
    endif;  

else:  

   // Put something here if the variable is not set. 
  include ("includes/powcount.php");   

endif;

DeltaRho2K

PS, I can't get to your page, because I am VPN'd behind a firewall blocking unnecessary ports, and can't get to it to change it unless I am locally logged into my network.

sn0n

i added a javascript to make ?page allways set.. so i cut the PHP down to

 
    if ($page = 'main'):   

       // This is included if the page is the main page. 
       include ("includes/powcount.php");    

    else:   

       // Put an include here if you want if the page is not the main page. 
    endif;

but still not working..

ahundiak

if ($page == 'main')

Need two ='s for comparision.

sn0n

beautiful, thnx, what does one '=' mean?

DeltaRho2K

D'OH... I can't believe I overlooked that not once, but twice ;-)

ahundiak

Use one = for assignment.
$page='Whatever';
if ($page == 'Whatever')
{
}