4 replies to this topic

[JinWook]

Hello Coders.

I have a piece of code here that fetches a URL based on a portfolio catagory.
In this case the url of every link will be /portfolio/"$portfolio_item name"

foreach($page_photo_arr as $key => $portfolio_item)

{					

     $image_url = ''; 

I'd like to make an exception to this rule in a couple of cases. I'm not sure what the correct syntax would be.

 foreach($page_photo_arr as $key => $portfolio_item)

  if ($key === 'home') {

                $url = 'the new url';

            }else {

This is what I've tried, it makes sense to me but it isn't working.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

[WingedPanther]

Well, you're setting $url instead of $image_url, for starters. It would help if you provided a little more of the surrounding context, though.

[JinWook]

Oh sure, sorry I forgot to paste my site I'm working on.
Kerry Bradford Art

At the top there is a nav bar that is directly connected to the portfolio section.
If you click on "Home" it should take you to Kerry Bradford Art but instead takes you to Home ‹ Kerry Bradford Art as per the code I mentioned above.
This is fine for the other portfolio menus, so I just want to make an exception for this particular item.

Thanks

[JinWook]

Thanks for the reply. Sorry I forgot to to post the link previously.

The site I'm working on is Kerry Bradford Art

I'm trying to set the "Home" portfolio to send me to Kerry Bradford Art and not Home ‹ Kerry Bradford Art

I would assume it's a simple php exception, just not sure what the correct method is.


Thanks again.

[njr1489]

You're using the triple equals operator on the conditional which I find odd. Wouldn't == just do the trick since you're just checking for a string? And as WingedPanther said, you're not using your original $image_url. That variable should be assigned to $portfolio_item I take it.