News Navigation Zaks Realm v4.0 Home News/Updates Articles Forums Zak's Request AOL-Stuff Files Pictures Programming My Programs Screen Shots Fan Art My Art Humor Hotties Contests Interact Links Free For All Links Link Me Webmasters Approved Other Guestbook Disclaimer F.A.Q. Contact Designed By: Xak	In this tutorial I will give a brief lesson on the PHP if-then-else statement. Keep in mind that I don't practice the proper 'formatting' of code (like indenting). It doesn't matter, but it does make things easier for big projects. <?php $color = "red"; if ($color == "red") { echo("Red is a cool color!"); } else { echo("That color isn't red!"); } ?> This will check to see what $color is and return the proper results. If $color is "red" then print "Red is a cool color!". But, If $color is not "red", then print "That color isn't red!". Now I'll go into a deeper version of the above example. <?php $color = "green"; if ($color == "red") { echo("Red is a cool color!"); } elseif ($color == "green") { echo("Green is also a cool color!"); } else { echo("That color is $color."); } ?> This will also check to see what $color is and return the proper results. If $color is "red", then print "Red is a cool color!". Or, If $color is not "green", then print "Green is also a cool color!". And if $color isn't "red" or "green", then print "That color is $color.". [Back To PHP Tutorials]	NewsPro Login Hosted Kurk78 PeopleAreShit.tk Skateboard-X.tk Zak Entertainment ZaksJournal.tk Links Citric Acid O Casual Cruely Xeons.net KoRnDragon.com LoserUser.tk Fusion-X.net FREE CONDOMS IllNoiseInc.com Moovitz.com More Links Topsites Hornets Nezt Topsites
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