conditional logic in template file

Hi Lorraine,
What kind of field is $form_data[‘field’][15]?

Try changing
$contract = "Part-Time-Permanent"
to
$contract <strong>==</strong> "Part-Time-Permanent" and see what happens.

Hi Jake,

The field is a drop down – When I wrap the == in the strong code it breaks it…
My code below doesn’t work…any help would be greatly appreciated
<?php

$contract = $form_data[‘field’][15][‘Contract-Type’];

if ($contract == ‘Full-Time-Permanent’)

{
echo “Annual Leave and Holiday Pay Entitlement:
The company holiday year runs from April 1st to March 31st each year. You will be paid 20 days holidays a year once 1365 hours are worked. Leave may be restricted during busy periods. No annual leave days may be carried over to the next holiday year. You must keep enough holidays to cover fixed annual leave over shut down periods. Holiday pay is based on your current normal rate of remuneration. “;
}
else {
echo ” Annual Leave and Holiday Pay Entitlement:
The company holiday year runs from April 1st to March 31st each year. You will be entitled 8 % of the hours worked as annual leave. Leave may be restricted during busy periods. No annual leave days may be carried over to the next holiday year. You must keep enough holidays to cover fixed annual leave over shut down periods. Holiday pay is based on your current normal rate of remuneration. “;
}

?>

Hi Lorraine,
Sorry about that. The strong tag was meant for emphasis, not actually part of the code. Remove the tag and it should work.

Did you have any luck getting the logic working?

For the record, it should have looked like this:

$contract = $form_data['field'][15];
if ( $contract == 'Part-Time-Permanent' ) {
   echo 'conditional logic';
}

The $form_data key you were using ($form_data['field'][15]['Contract-Type']) was incorrect.