More than one ElseIf

[Norman]

Is possible to use more that one ElseIf? For example:if ($my_variable == 1) { echo "<p>My variable is equal to one.</p>"; } else if ($my_variable == 2) { echo "<p>My variable is equal to two.</p>"; } else if ($my_variable == 3) { echo "<p>My variable is equal to three.</p>"; } else { echo "<p>My variable is equal to neither one nor two nor three.</p>"; }

[boen_robot]

Well, I think if you try that out, you'll find it is indeed possible. When you evaluate only one variable though, you could also use switch().

[Norman]

But so, is there another more better mode? If yes, wich is? The Switch Statement?

[justsomeguy]

http://www.php.net/manual/en/control-structures.switch.phpSwitch only applies if you are testing one variable for multiple values. If you need to test more then one variable then the if structure is correct.

[Norman]

Thank you.