IF with Multiple Criteria

homer09001

i know i have a book somewhere in my house with the answer to this but i don't know where it is:

i have 3 checkboxes on a page on my site, all of which need to be checked for the application to be succesfull, i know this can be done with javascript but i wold rather do it in PHP as i find it easier to follow.

so bassicaly i need it to do the following:

IF($fsx AND $netemail AND $randr == Yes)
{
Send Accepting E-Mail
}
else
{
Send Rejection E-Mail
}

i know AND isnt the correct syntax to use what is?

homer09001

ermm hang on a sec is AND the correct syntax to use i just tested it and it works?

laserlight

You could try:

if ($fsx == "Yes" && $netemail == "Yes" && $randr == "Yes")

How would you do it in Javascript? I thought the syntax was very similiar.

homer09001

i just used:

if($fsx AND $netemail AND $randr == "Yes")

and it works?

i though you can get javascipt to check what fields arent set as required

laserlight

Yes, AND should work. The difference is that && has a higher precedence compared to AND.

However, what you did does not work, at least not the way you think it does. What your conditional says is this: if ($fsx is true) and ($netemail is true) and ($randr is equal to "Yes"), then do the following.

I suspect you actually want to check if each of them is equal to "Yes", upon which you have to use (or adapt) my example.

homer09001

yeah ive gone with your example thanks 😃