What's wrong with this code:
<?php
if ($_GET['variable'] == "a") {
$variable = "a";
}
else {
$variable = "b"
}
echo $variable;
?>
I get an internal server error.
What's wrong with this code:
<?php
if ($_GET['variable'] == "a") {
$variable = "a";
}
else {
$variable = "b"
}
echo $variable;
?>
I get an internal server error.
<?php
$variable = 'b';
if (isset($_GET['hop']) && $_GET['hop'] == "a")
{
$variable = 'a';
}
echo $variable;
?>
For an explanation on what you did wrong look here: http://php.net/manual/en/getting-started.php
You missed a semicolon here: $variable = "b";
Semicolon is missing in else part $variable.
else {
$variable = "b";
}
You forgot the trailing ;
on the $variable = "b"
line.
Mising a semicolon
$variable = "b";
Missing a semi-colon does not give an internal server error. Check to see if you have a .htaccess file in the root and if its configured correctly.
Propably the missing ;
in line 6
$variable = "b";
Because some other answer provide alternatives too
echo isset($_GET['hop']) && ($_GET['hop'] == "a")
? 'a'
: 'b';
:)