I would like to add some additional logic to the if/else statement below. What I would like to do is move the strtoupper($_POST[‘attendeecode’])==“INV” attendee code to another if statement and make it do something else.
<?php
if (strtoupper($_POST['attendeecode'])=="SPK" || strtoupper($_POST['attendeecode'])=="GRT" || strtoupper($_POST['attendeecode'])=="INV" ||strtoupper($_POST['attendeecode'])=="EMP" || $_POST['checkcode']=="CHECK"){
echo '<h1 class="thanks-title">Thank you. <br><br>Your submission has been received.</h1>';
}
else {this section does something when the if statement isn't true}
So it would be something like:
if (strtoupper($_POST['attendeecode'])=="SPK" || strtoupper($_POST['attendeecode'])=="GRT" ||strtoupper($_POST['attendeecode'])=="EMP" || $_POST['checkcode']=="CHECK"){
echo '<h1 class="thanks-title">Thank you. <br><br>Your submission has been received.</h1>';
}
if (strtoupper($_POST['attendeecode'])=="INV") {echo '<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="0; url=https://www.somewebsite.com
}
else {this section does something when the if statements aren't true}
I’m just not sure of the syntax.