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Problem with php script
I don't understand it.. can you make an example for me? :$ -
Problem with php script
Is it possible to redirect in stead of: echo "Postcode correct"; -
Problem with php script
Forget it, IT WORKS :) Thank you VERY much! You're the man! ;) -
Problem with php script
Could you post the whole code for me? Then I won't make mistakes anymore! :) Because with the ; it still doesn't works. I get the same error again! -
Problem with php script
<?php $postcodes = array (8911, 8912, 8913, 8914, 8915, 8916, 8917, 8918, 8919, 8921, 8922, 8923, 8924, 8925, 8926, 8931, 8932, 8933, 8934, 8935, 8936, 8937, 8939, 9084) // postcode check if($submit) { if(in_array ($pc, $postcodes)) echo "Postcode is correct"; } else { echo "Postcode... -
Problem with php script
I have this script. It's a postcode check script, 8911 is now a correct code, but I have to add a few, i've tried everything but i'm not a genious in PHP, maybe someone could help me out. The postcode's that the script has to find "correct" are: 8911 (it's already in the script), 8912, 8913... -
PHP Problem
I have this script. It's a postcode check script, 8911 is now a correct code, but I have to add a few, i've tried everything but i'm not a genious in PHP, maybe someone could help me out. The postcode's that the script has to find "correct" are: 8911 (it's already in the script), 8912, 8913...- HaaDeej
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