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Hi peeps
Can anyone advise the bast book/ebook to get that will show me from the very beginning as to what all the variables mean and stuff like that... I have found 2 but the code is different to vb, for example: an if statment in vb is like this: Code:
<if condition....> blah blah blah </if> Code:
if ($score > 92 )
{
$grade = “A”;
$message = “Excellent!”;
}
elseif ($score <= 92 and $score > 83 )
{
$grade = “B”;
$message = “Good!”;
}
elseif ($score <= 83 and $score > 74 )
{
$grade = “C”;
$message = “Okay”;
}
elseif ($score <= 74 and $score > 62 )
{
$grade = “D”;
$message = “Uh oh!”;
}
else
{
$grade = “F”;
$message = “Doom is upon you!”;
}
echo $message.”\n”;
echo “Your grade is $grade\n”;
So a book that will actually show/teach exactly what the php in vb is about please? |
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Those if/else statements are correct PHP code. The <if condition=""> are called template conditionals in templates. The is a section in the manual for them:
http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/t...e_conditionals |
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Are ok thanks Danny, just didnt want to be reading the wrong books
![]() Thanks again
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<a href="http://www.hudzilla.org/php/" target="_blank">http://www.hudzilla.org/php/</a>
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