I am using queries like this to pull in information from a database: <p><strong>Show Description:</strong><br/><?php echo cimy_uef_sanitize_content(get_cimyFieldValue(1, \'
Right now, I have something like this: <?php if ( ! is_front_page() ) : ?> <?php if ( $count >= 1 ) : ?>
I have 5 fields in my DB: test1 = 1, test2 = 1, test3 = NULL, test4 = NULL, test5 = NULL PHP code: if(isset($result[\'test1\'])){$test1= \"Test1\"; echo $test1};
I\'ve seen some PHP statements that go something like if($variable) {} or if(function()) {} (if statements that don\'t compare two variables)
The following if statemen开发者_JAVA百科t has 3 conditions: <?php if ( is_archive() ) : ?> <?php $topic_tag_term = get_query_var( \'term\' ); ?>
I\'ve read loads of q&a\'s on here but none fit the bill for what I\'m trying to achieve. I don\'t even know if this is po开发者_StackOverflow中文版ssible!Any help/suggestions would be greatly app
I have an unordered list that\'s being generated from a database. Depending on the value of one of the returned fields, the li tag\'s class should be set to differe开发者_C百科nt values. Unfortunately
public static int Test(int n) { if (n 开发者_StackOverflow社区< 0) return 1; if (n == 0) return 2;
Please note that I am not a java guru. I might not use the right terminology, I learn java inside RFT on the fly. What is described below works exactly as stated.
for example: if(cond1) if(cond2) DoCond2(); else DoCond3(); Will the else statement be considered as the else of the first if or the second if? Why? (is there an explanation from syntactic point of
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