heredoc is probably the best way to go. There's no way you can mess up your
quotes, and you don't have to worry about escaping. Altough I wonder what
would happen if you put ? in a heredoc, would it stop processing the php,
thinking that it was the end of the php file, or would it just treat it as a
string still?
- Dan
Al [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Here's how I'd do it.
?php
$row= $emp_row-getRecordId();//Or, you can put this inside the heredoc
with {}
//heredoc
$str= txt
form name=edit method=post action=emp_edit_result2.php
input type=hidden name=Status value=Active /
input type=hidden name=The_Date value= /
input type=hidden name=-recid value=$row /
input type=submit name=edit_submit value=Activate /
/form
txt;
if (!empty($emp_row-getField('testfield')) print $str;
else print Non Print;
?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Folks,
I would like to be able to wrap a 'form' inside a php 'if statement' -
so
that the form will appear if the 'if condition' is met.
- most likely I cannot have a ?php tag inside another one - and am sure
I'm doing other things wrong also...
- now I get the error - Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING
in...
Q: What is the best way to accomplish this goal?
---
?php if ($emp_row-getField('testfield') !=) {
print form name=edit method=post action=emp_edit_result2.php
input type=hidden name=Status value=Active/
input type=hidden name=The_Date value=/
input type=hidden name=-recid value=?php echo
$emp_row-getRecordId(); ?
input type=submit name=edit_submit value=Activate
/form
;}else {print Non Print;} ?
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Thanks - RevDave
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