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[2002-07-18 11:47 UTC] mark at pictura-dp dot nl
I think nothing's wrong with the following syntax:
<?php
$foo="bug?";
if($foo=="nobug"):
echo "No Bug :)";
elseif(substr($foo,0,3)=="bug"):
if($foo=="bug?") {
echo "Bug :(";
}
else:
echo "No problem!";
endif;
?>
But it results in a parse error, unexpected ':'.
Mark Lindeman
the Netherlands
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Don't mix styles. If you use the old, ugly style of 'if () : endif;' stick to that, but don't try mix it with 'if () { }'