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Output HTML code on an IF statement
Posted on 2004-09-30
An easy one for most, but I've only just started to work with some JavaScript, VBScript and ASP
I have a page where I have session variables
session("Brand")
session("BrandTitle")
I would like to use the HTML code
<center>
....
</center>
if the session("Brand") = "RAC", otherwise it should not center the items on the page
Thank you, Phil
I have a page where I have session variables
session("Brand")
session("BrandTitle")
I would like to use the HTML code
<center>
....
</center>
if the session("Brand") = "RAC", otherwise it should not center the items on the page
Thank you, Phil
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this php codes should do the trick
<html>
...
...
<?php if ($_SESSION['Brand']=="RAC"
Blah
<?php if ($_SESSION['Brand']=="RAC"
</html>
rockman
<html>
...
...
<?php if ($_SESSION['Brand']=="RAC"
Blah
<?php if ($_SESSION['Brand']=="RAC"
</html>
rockman
OK. This is pretty easy to do. I am going to show you an overly easy example. You need to save the page as an ASP page.
<%d
session("Brand")
session("BrandTitle")
if session("Brand") = "RAC" then
response.write("<center>")
end if
%>
.... Here you can just put standard html. Since we removed it out of < % and % > you do not have to response.write.
<%
if session("Brand") = "RAC" then
response.write("</center>"
end if
%>
<%d
session("Brand")
session("BrandTitle")
if session("Brand") = "RAC" then
response.write("<center>")
end if
%>
.... Here you can just put standard html. Since we removed it out of < % and % > you do not have to response.write.
<%
if session("Brand") = "RAC" then
response.write("</center>"
end if
%>
sorry, I wrote it in php, NOT as you asked.
also there is an extra "d" at the beginning of pkaleda's code
Rockman
also there is an extra "d" at the beginning of pkaleda's code
Rockman
Thanks rockman. I missed it.
<%
session("Brand")
session("BrandTitle")
if session("Brand") = "RAC" then
response.write("<center>")
end if
%>
.... Here you can just put standard html. Since we removed it out of < % and % > you do not have to response.write.
<%
if session("Brand") = "RAC" then
response.write("</center>"
end if
%>
<%
session("Brand")
session("BrandTitle")
if session("Brand") = "RAC" then
response.write("<center>")
end if
%>
.... Here you can just put standard html. Since we removed it out of < % and % > you do not have to response.write.
<%
if session("Brand") = "RAC" then
response.write("</center>"
end if
%>
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