Yes you can do this:
<?php
if (update_ind != "u")
{
?>
<TD><a href="#" onclick="window.print()"><BUTTON>Print
</BUTTON></a><input value="UPDATE" type="submit"></TD>
<?php
}
?>
PaulCheung wrote:
This might seem quite trivial or rather silly; But it is causing me
absolute
havoc. However, each time I update a MySQL record I set an "update
indicator" on, the idea being, So as not to update the record more
than once.
I am trying to wrap PHP coding around HTML coding and not the usual other
way around. the question is, is it possible?? If so, what am I doing
wrong?
here is what I want to do, If update_ind != "u" submit update
<?PHP
if (update_ind != "u")
{ <TD><a href="#" onclick="window.print()"><BUTTON>Print
</BUTTON></a><input value="UPDATE" type="submit"></TD>; }
?>
Thanks
Paul
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