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Posted by Erwin Moller on 11/07/05 10:57
Alan Little wrote:
> I started with the following code in an included file:
>
> $CompanyBlock =
> "$Company (Booth#: $Booth)\n".
> "$Address\n".
> "$City, $State $PostalCode\n".
> "$Website\n".
> "$Contact1, $Title1\n".
> "Tel: $Phone\n".
> "Fax: $Fax\n".
> "Email: $Email1\n".
> "Products/Services: $ProductService\n".
> "Objectives: ";
>
> I wanted to make some of the items conditional, but in so doing, I forgot
> to change some of the . to ; and ended up with:
>
> $CompanyBlock = $Company;
> if ($Booth) $CompanyBlock.= " (Booth#: $Booth)";
>
> $CompanyBlock.=
> "\n".
> "$Address\n".
> "$City, $State $PostalCode\n";
>
> if ($Website) $CompanyBlock.= "$Website\n";
> if ($Contact1) $CompanyBlock.= "$Contact1";
> if ($Title1) $CompanyBlock.= ", $Title1"; $CompanyBlock.= "\n";
> if ($Phone) $CompanyBlock.= "Tel: $Phone\n".
> if ($Fax) $CompanyBlock.= "Fax: $Fax\n".
> if ($Email1) $CompanyBlock.= "Email: $Email1\n".
> if ($ProductService)
> $CompanyBlock.= "Products/Services: $ProductService\n".
>
> $CompanyBlock.= "Objectives: ";
>
> The result? The file returns with no execution, not even of code before
> the problem, and with no error message, not so much as a notice. It took
> me a good while to narrow it down and spot the problem (there's quite a
> bit of code before this in the file). I knew the file was being called,
> but even an echo statement at the very beginning produced no output. The
> execution of the main script was not affected.
>
> I thought this might save someone else a bit of time if they happen to
> have the same problem.
>
Sorry, I think you code in a weird way..
What do you expect from if($varname) ?
Does your script rely on registerglobals = on?
Of course I cannot see the rest of your setup, so maybe I am talking bull.
;-)
Regards,
Erwin Moller
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