Chapter 2: Review And Pursue Question in PHP and MySQL for Dynamic Web Sites: Visual QuickPro Guide (4th Edition) Posted March 12, 2012 I am scratching my head over this task. I am quite clueless at this point. I would appreciate help on this. Rewrite the gender conditional in handle_form.php (Script 2.4) as one conditional instead of two nested ones. Hint: You’ll need to use the AND operator. Here is the nested conditional: <?php if (isset ($_POST['gender'])) { $gender = $_POST['gender']; if ($gender == 'M') { $greeting = '<p><b>Good day, Sir!</b></p>'; } elseif ($gender == 'F') { $greeting = '<p><b>Good day, Madam!</b></p>'; } } else { $gender = NULL; echo '<p class="error">Gender should be either "M" or "F"!</p>'; }
Chapter 2: Review And Pursue Question
in PHP and MySQL for Dynamic Web Sites: Visual QuickPro Guide (4th Edition)
Posted
I am scratching my head over this task. I am quite clueless at this point. I would appreciate help on this.
Rewrite the gender conditional in
handle_form.php (Script 2.4) as one
conditional instead of two nested ones.
Hint: You’ll need to use the
AND operator.
Here is the nested conditional:
<?php
if (isset ($_POST['gender'])) {
$gender = $_POST['gender'];
if ($gender == 'M') {
$greeting = '<p><b>Good day,
Sir!</b></p>';
} elseif ($gender == 'F') {
$greeting = '<p><b>Good day,
Madam!</b></p>';
}
} else {
$gender = NULL;
echo '<p class="error">Gender
should be either "M" or "F"!</p>';
}