hello,
Yes you are right, the || operator stands for OR , which means ,
if any of those listed fields are empty, do not process the form and
throw a error message instead. If you use && instead of || , it instruct
the php other way around as in , if ($field == "" && $field1 == "") or
otherfi
if($empresa == "" || $nombre == "" || $telefono == "" || $mail == "" ||
$asunto == "" || $mensaje == "")
{
I want to know somthing: this "||" operator is OR, and de logic in my code
is: if one of variables is empty and the rest not send the mail, it isnt?
Looks like it to me.
If I want
Hi again,
Thanks Chris for your quickly answer. I dont test it yet.
I want to share with all you a very strange, for me, solution:
";
$contenido .= "Empresa: ".$_POST["empresa"]."";
$contenido .= "Nombre y Apellido: ".$_POST["nombre"]."";
$contenido .= "Telefono: ".$_POST
Emiliano Boragina wrote:
if(isset($_POST["empresa"]) && isset($_POST["nombre"]) &&
isset($_POST["telefono"]) && isset($_POST["mail"]) &&
isset($_POST["asunto"]) && isset($_POST["mensaje"]) )
{
I test this code to send mail, but I am testing this printing $contenido.
If nothing is ISSE
";
$contenido .= "Empresa: ".$_POST["empresa"]."";
$contenido .= "Nombre y Apellido: ".$_POST["nombre"]."";
$contenido .= "Telefono: ".$_POST["telefono"]."";
$contenido .= "E-mail: ".$_POST["mail"]."";
$contenido .= "Asunto: ".$_POST["asunto"]."";
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