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Re: using same variable twice on same page [message #171218 is a reply to message #171215] Wed, 29 December 2010 16:53 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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On Dec 29, 3:57 pm, richard <mem...@newsguy.com> wrote:
> On Wed, 29 Dec 2010 08:21:45 -0500, Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>> On 12/29/2010 12:07 AM, richard wrote:
>>> Everything I have looked at so far talks of how to use one variable ONCE!
>>> Nothing I've seen even comes to close as to how to utilize the same
>>> variable in a different location on the same page.
>
>>> for instance:
>>> initial value of $year="1960"
>>> <div>  <?php echo $year;?></div>
>>> <div>  blah blah blah</div>
>>> <div>  yada yada yada</div>
>>> Assume here we change $year to be "1961"
>>> <div>  <?php if ($year="1961") echo $year; ?></div>
>
>>>  From what I've tried, no change is made.
>>> Even if I use a second instance of $_GET().
>
>>> What is the best way of doing what I want to happen?
>
>>> As you know, google is a hodge podge for looking up something with more
>>> than one word in the search bar.
>
>> Richard, you really need to get a good book on php.  Trying to
>> haphazardly search the internet doesn't work well.  And while php.net is
>> a good reference, I don't find it to be a good learning tool.  Please
>> save yourself a lot of heartache and spend a few dollars for a good book
>> to help you learn.
>
>> As for your question - you're confusing '=' and '=='.  There is a
>> difference.
>
> Jerry, I bought the PHP 5 bible ok? Like most of these damn things, it is
> so filled with gobly gook only a trained technician could understand.
> Several times he spends 10 pages on crap that has no relation to anything
> any person programming needs to know.
>
> And for you captain pukehead, I constantly read through php.net, tizag, and
> a host of others.

And there is my point. If you have constantly read this stuff and you
still do not understand the basic syntax of php, then there really is
no hope for you.

But since I note that you have started calling me names that I would
expect to hear from kindergarten age children, maybe the problem is
simply that you haven't grown up.
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