On Thu, 4 Oct 2001 13:49, Jason Dulberg wrote:
> I have a common css file that is being used across several virtual
> hosts. Basically, what I am trying to do is use the same css file even
> though several text colors/sizes need to be changed depending on what
> site/platform its being used on.
>
> I have my sql query (retrieves $site_style) in the file that includes
> the css file and a bunch of IF statements inside the css file itself.
> The only problem is that the css is not being generated properly.
>
> For some reason, the IF statements are not being processed correctly/at
> all. I can echo the variables through the index.php and the variables
> are set to global. Its just that styles.php seems to almost bypass the
> IF and use the 1st set of variables even though it shouldn't be.
>
> Here's an example from the css (styles.php) - there are about 5 IF
> statements in there but here's the basic idea of them all:
>
> <?php
> //index.php creates platform and site style
> require("index.php");
>
> if (($BROWSER_PLATFORM == "Win") && (($site_style!=="10") ||
Any other problems aside, this is not how you do 'Not Equal'.
$site_style!="10"
is correct syntax.
> ($site_style!=="9"))) {
> $pc8=8;
> $pc9=9;
> $pc10=10;
> $pc12=12;
> $pc13=13;
> $pc14=14;
> $text="#ffffff";
> $heading="#2E4471";
> }
> ?>
>
> .standard {
> font-family:verdana, arial;
> font-size: <?=$pc10;?>pt;
> color:<?=$text;?>;
> }
>
> The call from site style 10
> <link rel="stylesheet" href="/styles.php">
>
> If I go to a $site_style 10, it still uses the variables defined within
> the example IF statement even though it clearly shouldn't. If I type in
> the URL to styles.php from a $site_style 10, it shows the wrong tags.
>
> Is it a problem with my IF statements or is something else going over
> my head?
>
> Thanks again for any help - I've been trying to figure this out for
> days to no avail...
>
> __________________
> Jason Dulberg
> Extreme MTB
> http://extreme.nas.net
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