Member Avatar for azegurb

Hi all,
I have a problem with string comparisions
for ex; this fucntion

$id=$_GET['id'];
if(isset($id) && $id=benelli){
echo "benelli text";
}
if(isset($id) && $id=bettinsoli){
echo "bettinsoli text";
}

i do like above
but when i got id via URL to go benelli text
it writes both benelli text and bettinsoli text
i would like to go only ones text. but it displays both
thanks in advance

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Member Avatar for chrishea

Your If statements should be in the form:

if(isset($id) && $id == benelli){

Notice the == to test for equality. A single = in an IF will act the same as a statement like $a = $b;

Edited by chrishea because: n/a
Member Avatar for vaultdweller123

strings should be enclosed with quotes, single or double

if(isset($id) && $id=="benelli")

and also the equals sign "=" is an assignment operator, not an equality operator used for comparison, use the equality operator "==" instead

Edited by vaultdweller123 because: n/a
Member Avatar for rajarajan2017 
$id=$_GET['id'];
if(isset($id)){
  if ($id=='benelli') 
     echo "benelli text";
  else 
     echo "bettinsoli text";
}
Edited by rajarajan2017 because: n/a
Member Avatar for azegurb

Thanks all who have helped me

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