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How to do this if statement?

Sam Laundon
in Other Internet Technologies

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I have a form which shows various fields, one of them being Approved (=Yes).

If the client has already Approved the work I would like the pop-up to show "Yes". I they have not Approved I would like the pop up to be blank.

This is as far as I have gotten:

<?php

$Approve = Yes;

if ($Approve ==)

echo "option selected value=";

else

echo "option value=";

?>

The "if ($Approve ==)" is where I am stuck. When I try to place <?php echo $searchData['Approve'][0]; ?> after the "==" the page loads blank.

Thanks in advance for your help - Sam

  • Newbies

I'm guessing you probably want to do something like this:

<?php

if ($searchData["Approve"][0] == "Yes")

echo "some message here";

else

echo "alternate message here";

?>

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