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jmortimer wrote:
Prior to XML I used to simply use PHP to execute a MySQL query, get the result
and do something with it. Sometimes this would mean I could evaluate the
returning value and, depending on its parameters, I could do something; like
not display it. How can I do this with an XML dataset?
You need to add a Spry conditional to the element that might contain an
empty string:
<p spry:if="'{address2}' != ''">{address2}</p>
Prior to utilizing the XML, I would simply evaluate the returned data element
using php, but I don't know how, or if, php can evaluate a returning xml value.
PHP normally has nothing to do with the display of Spry data sets.
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Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3" (friends of ED)
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