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pcrx
pcrx

Reputation: 65

show form php if statement true

<?php
        if($dun==0){
     show form1 and add vaules to database
         }
        else if($toplam==0){
 show form2 and add values to database
    }
        else if($toplam==$dun){
        header('Location: member.php');
         }else{
        echo "<script> alert('Error.');history.go(-1);</script>";
        }
        ?>

How i can show two different from by the if statement

Upvotes: 0

Views: 8285

Answers (3)

chriz
chriz

Reputation: 1580

Couldn't you just echo the forms the same way you echo'd the javascript?

<?php
        if($dun==0){
          echo '
             <form name="form1"><input type="submit" name="submit1" /></form>
          ';
         }
        else if($toplam==0){
          echo '
             <form name="form2"><input type="submit" name="submit2" /></form>
          ';
         }
        else if($toplam==$dun){
            header('Location: member.php');
         }else{
            echo "<script> alert('Error.');history.go(-1);</script>";
        }
?>

And if you wanted to insert data into your database depending on the if statements then you could add functions:

<?php

  function doForm1(){
     //MYSQL HERE
  }

  function doForm2(){
     //MYSQL HERE
  }

        if($dun==0){
          echo '
             <form name="form1"><input type="submit" name="submit1" /></form>
          ';
          doForm1();
         }
        else if($toplam==0){
          echo '
             <form name="form2"><input type="submit" name="submit2" /></form>
          ';
          doForm2();
         }
        else if($toplam==$dun){
            header('Location: member.php');
         }else{
            echo "<script> alert('Error.');history.go(-1);</script>";
        }
?>

Upvotes: 0

Luceos
Luceos

Reputation: 6720

You could use inline HTML by closing the <?PHP tag with ?> like this:

<?php
if($dun==0){
// start parsing HTML
?>
    <form>[...]</form>
<?PHP
} else if($toplam==0){
// start parsing second HTML
?>
    <form>[...]</form>
<?PHP
}
else if($toplam==$dun){
    header('Location: member.php');
}else{
    echo "<script> alert('Error.');history.go(-1);</script>";
}
?>

Upvotes: 4

GGio
GGio

Reputation: 7653

If OOP is not used and you are unfamiliar with OOP programming and MVC framework or html rendering then you could do the following:

form1.php file holds the HTML for form 1
form2.php file holds the HTML for form 2

if ($dun == 0) {
    include('form1.php');
//add values to database
} else if ($toplam == 0) {
    include('form2.php');
//add values to database
}

Upvotes: 2

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