How-To?

[boionfire81]

How can I display certain links based off of the city that the user is in?

ie. if they are in city id 1,2,5 & 7 the link shows, but for all else the link does not show?

[Zettieee]

if($var['id'] == 1) {echo "link here";}

[sniko]

if($var['id'] == 1) {echo "link here";}

 

Ugh. Since you have the $ir variable probably in the local scope.

 

if( $ir['location'] == 1 ) {
  echo "<a href='#'>A link for location ID 1</a> <br />";
  //Add more...?
}

if( $ir['location'] == 2 ) {
  echo "<a href='#'>A link for location ID 3</a> <br />";
  //Add more...?
}

//Etc...

[Zettieee]

if( $ir['location'] != "2") {

echo "You cant access this area!";

echo "<a href='travel.php'> Move to location? </a>";

//footer shit

exit;

}

place that in the file you want to limit access to.

 

[NonStopCoding]

there's a few ways it can be done using the if as stated above or switch http://codepad.org/psNITOdP

[boionfire81]

Ok, links are working fine. I have

 

if (in_array($ir['location'], array(105, 103, 90, 182, 39, 160, 40, 218, 131, 101)))
       {
           echo "

 

But other pages that have multi functions are now confusing me. The above line again would work, but does it really need repeated EVERY function? That is going to really slow down the speed after awhile.