Quote:
Originally Posted by mkx
I suck with php. Don't post unless i spent over an hour trying to figure out a simple equation.
What is the correct way to say this?
If the item is part1, part2, or the ebay fees are under 25, sig is 0, otherwise sig is 1.
I tried putting the brackets in different spots with no luck, sig keeps being declared as 0 even though the item is for part1 and the ebay fees are over 25.
Below is the most recent code I tried.
Code:
<?php if ($item->SKU != 'part1' || $item->SKU != 'part2' || $recipient->ebay_fees < '25'){ $sig='0';} else { $sig='1';} print $sig ?>
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why are you using strings for ints like $recipient->ebay_fees < '25' dont use quotations because it is an integer not string. Same thing with the assignments.
php isnt stricly typed but just for purposes of practice
if (($item->SKU != 'part1' || $item->SKU != 'part2') || $recipient->ebay_fees < '25'){ $sig='0';} else { $sig='1';} should work