Hi

I did this but I think the word AND is wrong here.

 
<? if ($tl==$tl) AND ($t2==$t2)  echo  "$tl's for Sale in &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<font face = 'verdana' size = '3' color = '#FF0000'> $t2 </font>"; ?>

I need to assign that the two conditions must be true at the same time.

thanks

You just got the paranthesis wrong. The and-operator can be written both as '&&' and 'and' (at least I think so, but most people use &&).

PHP Code:

if ($t1 == $t1 && $t2 == $t2) {
   // do something
} 


Although in your case, you are comparing a variable with itself, $t1 with $t1 and $t2 with $t2, so it will always be true.

There is many sites on the internet that show you almost evrithing you need for your code example:
http://php.net/index.php
For what you need:
http://www.w3schools.com/PHP/php_operators.asp

Originally Posted by lizciz

You just got the paranthesis wrong. The and-operator can be written both as '&&' and 'and' (at least I think so, but most people use &&).

PHP Code:

if ($t1 == $t1 && $t2 == $t2) {
   // do something
} 


Although in your case, you are comparing a variable with itself, $t1 with $t1 and $t2 with $t2, so it will always be true.

Thanks a lot

Originally Posted by xela1966

There is many sites on the internet that show you almost evrithing you need for your code example:
http://php.net/index.php
For what you need:
http://www.w3schools.com/PHP/php_operators.asp

Thanks a lot