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Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this?

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<?php if($info->rank =='Official Bliss Godfather'){
"<b><font color=red>Official Bliss Godfather</font>"; 
}
?>

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Originally Posted by Carbon

Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this?

PHP Code:

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<?php if($info->rank =='Official Bliss Godfather'){
"<b><font color=red>Official Bliss Godfather</font>"; 
}
?>

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Well firstly could you tell us what errors you get? Also you need to define what $info is. Eg

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$info = new class(); 


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Add echo before "<b><font color=red>Official Bliss Godfather</font>"; to output it.

I dont get any errors.Just the rank isnt red.

<font color="red">

Edit:

If you use it in that snipped you'll need it like:
<font color=\"red\">

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Originally Posted by Tomm

<font color="red">

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Thanks Tom it worked. Rep+


But now my rank is this.

Rank: Official Bliss GodfatherOfficial Bliss Godfather

Post the whole code, not just that snippet.

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Originally Posted by Tomm

Post the whole code, not just that snippet.

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PHP Code:

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              <div align="right"><font color="grey"><b>Rank:</b></font></div>

            </div></td>

            <td width="25%"><div align="left">

<?php if($info->rank =='Official Bliss Godfather'){
echo"<b><font color=red>Official Bliss Godfather</font>"; 
}
?> 


<b><font color=white><?=$fetch->rank?></b></div></td>

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Why are you adding:

PHP Code:

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<?php if($info->rank =='Official Bliss Godfather'){
echo"<b><font color=red>Official Bliss Godfather</font>"; 
}

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When

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<?=$fetch->rank?>

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Gets the rank for you?

If you wanted to make it red then you could just change the html before the $fetch->rank.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Tomm

Why are you adding:

PHP Code:

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<?php if($info->rank =='Official Bliss Godfather'){
echo"<b><font color=red>Official Bliss Godfather</font>"; 
}

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When

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<?=$fetch->rank?>

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Gets the rank for you?

If you wanted to make it red then you could just change the html before the $fetch->rank.

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I want all the other ranks white, but "Official Bliss Godfather" Red..

your problem is you havent elsed the rest, if your condition is met it does whats between the {} but it doesnt stop whats happening after, the white name from occuring too..

Its easy to fix though thanks to else.

PHP Code:

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<div align="left">

<?php 

if($info->rank =='Official Bliss Godfather'){
echo"<b><font color='red'>Official Bliss Godfather</font>"; 
}else{
echo "<b><font color='white'>".$fetch->rank."</b>";
}
?> 
</div>

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Basicly the only change other than some syntax for it to work, is that i put the white name as an else, so if it doesnt do a red name it falls back to the white, but if it does do the red, it doesnt do the white as well.

hope that helps

ps, just wondering is there a reason you have a fetch and an info class which are both holding the exact same information in there rank varible?

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Originally Posted by 01101101entor

your problem is you havent elsed the rest, if your condition is met it does whats between the {} but it doesnt stop whats happening after, the white name from occuring too..

Its easy to fix though thanks to else.

PHP Code:

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<div align="left">

<?php 

if($info->rank =='Official Bliss Godfather'){
echo"<b><font color='red'>Official Bliss Godfather</font>"; 
}else{
echo "<b><font color='white'>".$fetch->rank."</b>";
}
?> 
</div>

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Basicly the only change other than some syntax for it to work, is that i put the white name as an else, so if it doesnt do a red name it falls back to the white, but if it does do the red, it doesnt do the white as well.

hope that helps

ps, just wondering is there a reason you have a fetch and an info class which are both holding the exact same information in there rank varible?

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O hey it worked perfectly.Thanks alot ;) Rep+!