Re: if statement to compare strings

[Larry Leszczynski <larryl@furph.com>]

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Hi Russ -

> ... I know how to do it in perl ...

Then there's no reason you can't do it in perl in your pages!


> [if [value shipo]ne[value billo]]
>    Shipping Name: [value name_first] [value name_last]
> Shipping Address: [value address]
> City, State, Zip: [value city], [value state]  [value zip]
> Shipping Country: [value country]
> [/then]

Maybe something like (untested):

[perl values]
   my $out = "";
   if ( $Safe{'values'}{'shipo'} ne $Safe{'values'}{'billo'} ) {
      $out = <<EOF;
Shipping Name: $Safe{'values'}{'name_first'} $Safe{'values'}{'name_last'}
Shipping Address: $Safe{'values'}{'address'}
City, State, Zip: $Safe{'values'}{'city'}, $Safe{'values'}{'state'}
                                                 $Safe{'values'}{'zip'}
Shipping Country: $Safe{'values'}{'country'}
   }
   $out;
[/perl]


Larry Leszczynski
larryl@furph.com
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