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Re: using same variable twice on same page [message #171223 is a reply to message #171215] Wed, 29 December 2010 17:21 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Jerry Stuckle is currently offline  Jerry Stuckle
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On 12/29/2010 10:57 AM, richard 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.

Actually, Richard, I've seen that book. It's a pretty decent
programming book. There is nothing in it a programmer shouldn't know.
As for having to be a "trained technician" - I haven't seen anything in
there requiring such expertise. It does, however, require a logical mind
and understanding of some very basic concepts - concepts every
successful programmer must know (like what is a "byte"?).

I'm sorry you think it's such a poor book - but you can't get a whole
lot better.

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