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Help with time-based conditionals
Written By maryann on Jan. 26, 2008.
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I'm in WordPress (don't know if that matters for this particular code) and I'm trying to display various different things between certain dates, and something else outside of those dates.
Here's what I have so far:
<?php $eventheader = getdate() ?>
<?php if ($eventheader[mon] = 2 && $eventheader[mday] > 12 && $eventheader[mday] < 22){ ?>
<?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/event-winter.php'); ?> <!-- Winter Cup -->
<?php if ($eventheader[mon] = 3 && $eventheader[mday] > 4 && $eventheader[mday] < 14){ ?>
<?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/event-margutti.php'); ?> <!-- Margutti Trophy -->
<?php if ($eventheader[mon] = 3 && $eventheader[mday] > 4 && $eventheader[mday] < 14){ ?>
<?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/event-wsk1.php'); ?> <!-- WSK Round 1 -->
<?php } else { ?>
<?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/poll.php'); ?> <!-- Any other time -->
<?php } ?>
As anyone familiar with PHP can probably see, it works with just either event-winter.php or poll.php, but I'm the noobiest of noobs and I don't know how to make it choose from a whole list. Does anyone else know or can point me to an informative link?
oniTony
Written Jan. 27, 2008 / Report /
Does this even work? There are 4 opening { but only 2 closing }. Try indenting your code to see the logic flow of the if statements.
maryann
Written Jan. 27, 2008 / Report /
Yes, I don't know how to close the other two. I can see the logic (or lack of it in this case!) in the ifs I just really know very little about PHP.