[Resolved] !isset($_POST['Submit']) query

[Lemonboi]

I would like to have a situation where I have a page and a viewer is able to select one of two options.

For example
Yes | No

will this work?

if (!isset($POST['Yes'] AND !isset($POST['No']){
do this
}
elseif (!isset($POST['Yes']){
do this
}
elseif(!isset($POST['No']){
do this
}
else{
}

[devinemke]

Originally posted by Lemonboi
I would like to have a situation where I have a page and a viewer is able to select one of two options.

how? checkboxes? radio buttons? text fields? how you code your form processor depends entirely on how you coded your form.

[Lemonboi]

What I want is a page that comes up with a table that shows what things were in their last visit. I then went something at the bottom that allows the person to choose
a) 'Yes' I've completed everything since my last visit. Which then proceeds to process a script.
or b) 'No' I haven't, which then goes to a page with a form that can be modified.

[travelbuff]

Might be a good time to use a dropdown in the form and a switch:

switch ($_POST['action']) {
case "complete":
  //do something ;
    break;
case "incomplete":
  //do something else ;
    break;
case NULL:
  //there was no answer
    break;
}

[Lemonboi]

thanks I've got it working perfectly