If Statement Help

I have several location that will use my app. They will all have the option to check multiple boxes.

you could use one piece of code for the whole thing maybe, how about

[codebox]

If($values["Material_Issue"] == True)

{

$branch=$values["Branches"] ;

$email="you@who.com";

$message="";

$subject=$branch." - Root Cause Entry for Material Issue";

foreach($values as $field=>$value)

$message.= $field." : ".$value."\r\n";

mail($email, $subject, $message);
}[/codebox]
Do you think that this is worth a try, then if you need to expand the list of locations as your application becomes world wide, all you do is add locations to the branches table!

HTH

That could work. I would need to make another table for the email addresses too (multiple branches = multiple emails). Plus another query to get the data. <img src='https://asprunner.com/forums/file.php?topicimage=1&fieldname=reply&id=33618&image=1&table=forumreplies' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':(' />
I am used to Access where you can do a If a = this AND b = this Then do something.
Is there nothing like that in PHP?
Sorry I meant to change it for different emails.
[codebox]If($values["Material_Issue"] == True){

} elseif($values["Branches"] == "Ohio"){

$email="John@who.com";

$message="";

$subject="Ohio - Root Cause Entry for Material Issue";

foreach($values as $field=>$value)

$message.= $field." : ".$value."\r\n";

mail($email, $subject, $message);

} elseif($values["Branches"] == "Texas"){

$email="Tom@who.com";

$message="";

$subject="Texas - Root Cause Entry for Material Issue";

foreach($values as $field=>$value)

$message.= $field." : ".$value."\r\n";

mail($email, $subject, $message);
}[/codebox]

will still work if you have the email addresses in another table, call the field with the email address mailee for example then

This will allow for different values within the for each loop too. Just give it a try and see what happens!!!!!

If you want multiple conditions in the If clause, try

All of the condition must be in a pair of brackets, and it is better to bracket together all the individual bits inside it too, like I have.

This site has loads of helpful bits to help the move from access <shudder>