Hello,

I need some help with this basic if then check

The first line works, and if you can write the correct
syntax for this
IF/THEN thing, it will work.

  {if (index($fl, '1') != -1)
    $flag=1;
  else
    $flag=0;
  \n;}

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This is placed where the other field comparisons are made,
and the variable
$flag is read where it decides
to show the buttons, shows if $flag=1 and
does not show if $flag=0.

Also, how do I make variables to a form properly, as in:
 <input type=hidden name=phone_number value= $ph >

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or even to se it as an initial value of the variable?

Title edit by tye

In reply to Need help getting correct syntax for "if" statement by Anonymous Monk

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