Issue: I have a php file that I do not have access to but I need to be able to format it. It generates several different pages depending on the search. I have been able to change a div using php if else statements in the header that the php calls to. (See Below)
What I would like to do is have a statement that will change the div depending on what is in the url, now the issue with this is that one of the pages I need to change, has the "submitIt" in the url which is what I am using to change the first div.
I have tried to change the code so that it calls to a different portion of the url but because the url still contains the first bit "submitIt" it calls to that div, rather than the new div.
Is there a way to call the elseif statement where if it contains "submitIt and "MEDIA_TYPE_ID" then it would print out the new div?
<?php $url = $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"];
if (strpos($url, "submitIt")) {
echo '<div style="width:560px;" class="app-h3 app-table">';
}elseif (strpos($url, "MEDIA_TYPE_ID")) {
echo '<div style="width:560px;" class="app-h3 app-table-none">';
}else {
echo '<div style="width:560px;" class="app-h3">';
}
?>
I think you are looking for the && operator. It means 'and'.
if (strpos($url, "submitIt") && strpos($url, "MEDIA_TYPE_ID")) {
// do something
}
If both of those are true, it will execute the code block.