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Hi Experts,
I am using flutter for use of custom post types ( http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/fresh-page/ )
Everything is working fine, however I have a question about displaying the content.
If you've never used flutter, here is the code you use to display a value from one of your custom fields:
I need help writing an if statement so that it only displays the value if the field has been filled in. If it is not filled in it should display nothing.
Logically, I'm thinking it should work like this:
I appreciate any help you can provide.
Cheers.
I am using flutter for use of custom post types ( http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/fresh-page/ )
Everything is working fine, however I have a question about displaying the content.
If you've never used flutter, here is the code you use to display a value from one of your custom fields:
<? echo get('event_link'); ?>
I need help writing an if statement so that it only displays the value if the field has been filled in. If it is not filled in it should display nothing.
Logically, I'm thinking it should work like this:
if fieldvalue doesn't equal anything, display nothing, else display <a href="fieldvalue">Register</a>
I appreciate any help you can provide.
Cheers.
WP Answers | 08/13/10 at 3:59pm
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08/13/10
4:28pmMike Truese says:<?
$event_link = get('event_link');
if ($event_link != "") { ?>
<a href="<?php echo $event_link; ?>">Register</a>
<? }; ?>- 08/13/10 4:28pm
WP Answers says:Thanks Mike. Works like a charm.
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08/13/10
4:23pmPippin Williamson says:I'll improve upon what Mike said:
<?
$event_link = get('event_link');
if ($event_link != null) { ?>
<a href="<?php echo $event_link; ?>">Register</a>
<? }; ?>
In this case, null is better to use than "".
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