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Joshua Wilson
Joshua Wilson

Reputation: 5

PHP elseif - WordPress - New To Programming

{{
    if( sfprice_administrator_applicable() && sfprice_get_administrator_price($product) > 0 )
        $price = sfprice_get_administrator_price($product);
    return $price; 
}
{   elseif( sfprice_resellerplus_applicable() && sfprice_get_resellerplus_price($product) > 0 )
        $price = sfprice_get_resellerplus_price($product);
    return $price;
}
{    elseif( sfprice_reseller_applicable() && sfprice_get_reseller_price($product) > 0 )
        $price = sfprice_get_reseller_price($product);
    return $price;
}
{   elseif( sfprice_corporateplus_applicable() && sfprice_get_corporateplus_price($product) > 0 )
        $price = sfprice_get_corporateplus_price($product);
    return $price;
}
{   elseif( sfprice_corporate_applicable() && sfprice_get_corporate_price($product) > 0 )
        $price = sfprice_get_corporate_price($product);
    return $price;
}
{   else( sfprice_smallbusiness_applicable() && sfprice_get_smallbusiness_price($product) > 0 )
        $price = sfprice_get_smallbusiness_price($product);
    return $price;
}}

I am sure that this is very wrong but i am extremely new to programming so i would appreciate direction on how this should have been coded?

I understand my issue is with the if/elseif/else statement structure. But i am unsure how to properly format the information.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 41

Answers (1)

Qirel
Qirel

Reputation: 26450

Your problem is how you bracket your if-statements. How they are bracketed and formatted below is how it should look.

Use this code instead

if (sfprice_administrator_applicable() && sfprice_get_administrator_price($product) > 0 ) {
    $price = sfprice_get_administrator_price($product);
    return $price; 
} elseif (sfprice_resellerplus_applicable() && sfprice_get_resellerplus_price($product) > 0 ) {
    $price = sfprice_get_resellerplus_price($product);
    return $price;
} elseif (sfprice_reseller_applicable() && sfprice_get_reseller_price($product) > 0 ) {
    $price = sfprice_get_reseller_price($product);
    return $price;
} elseif (sfprice_corporateplus_applicable() && sfprice_get_corporateplus_price($product) > 0 ) {
    $price = sfprice_get_corporateplus_price($product);
    return $price;
} elseif (sfprice_corporate_applicable() && sfprice_get_corporate_price($product) > 0 ) {
    $price = sfprice_get_corporate_price($product);
    return $price;
} else (sfprice_smallbusiness_applicable() && sfprice_get_smallbusiness_price($product) > 0 ) {
    $price = sfprice_get_smallbusiness_price($product);
    return $price;
}

Note that PHP runs in a way that selects the first elseif that returns true.

Upvotes: 1

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