I want to place an if statement into a variable in order to reduce the lines of code... for example I want to do this:
$empty = if(empty($_POST['username']) && empty($_POST['password']))
if($empty){ // echo message;
}
elseif(!$empty){ ///echo message;
}
Can something like the above be produced? Or am I making things too complex?
Just omit the if:
$empty = empty($_POST['username']) && empty($_POST['password']);
You could use the ternary operator
$message = ( empty($_POST['username']) && empty($_POST['password']) ) ? 'empty': 'not empty';
echo $message;
Try this
$empty = (empty($_POST['username']) && empty($_POST['password'])) ? 0 : 1;
if($empty){ // Not empty message here...;
}
else{ ///Empty message here....;
}
Use of ternary operator:
echo empty($_POST['username']) && empty($_POST['password']) ? 'empty message' : 'Not empty message';
Rather than getting value of $empty and printing it, you can directly use echo and ternary operator.
