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I am currently trying to modify a line of PHP Code and could do with some assistance.

if ( !empty( $fields['12']['value'] ) && '13-18 Years Old (Monthly) - £2' == $fields['12']['value'] ) { $url = 'http://members.link.com';

I know this is obviously "If field 12 is not empty & if the value is '13-18 Years Old (Monthly) - £2' then goto http://members.link.com

I copied this from the companies forum.

However, I want to add in another condition to this so it becomes

If field 12 is not empty AND if the value of field 12 is '13-18 Years Old (Monthly) - £2' AND the value of field 19 is "Direct Debit" then goto http://members.link.com

Can someone show me where I should be putting the extra && condition?

What I have tried:

Im new to this. So have gotten this far but need assistance with further syntax

Posted 21-Jun-18 5:31am

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Updated 2-Jul-18 5:36am

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James McCullough · Answer 1 · 2018-06-21T06:22:00

I would suggest something along these lines:

if (( !empty( $fields['12']['value'] ) && '13-18 Years Old (Monthly) - £2' == $fields['12']['value'] ) && $fields['19']['value'] == 'Direct Debit')  { $url = 'http://members.link.com';

When building logic constructs like this, it helps to break them down before trying to code them. Start with the smallest and work your way backwards:

Field 19 = 'Direct Debit'

AND...

Field 12 isn't blank AND equals '13-18 Years Old (Monthly) - £2'

Then build it in reverse order.

That might help. (Not 100% on the syntax, it's been a while since I've done PHP.)

muhammad sufiyan · Answer 2 · 2018-07-02T05:37:00

Solution 2

if ($field[12] != null && $field[12][value] == (13-18 years old) && $field[19][value] == ("direct debit"))
{
$url = "http:/members.link.com"
}

Posted 2-Jul-18 5:37am

muhammad sufiyan