If else if else while if else php for wordpress.
 

I want to create some code for my wordpress blog sidebar. I want it to display a different offer depending on category. There are over 7 different categories I wish to do this with.

Is it possible to work with if else and while over 7 different variables, the categories in WP being the variable.

If it is I'm willing to pay for someone to create it for me.

Thanks

Re: If else if else while if else php for wordpress.
 

Executable PHP widget

That should get you to the point of self coding php in the side bar.

Worthless link...

don't know if it'll help. Maybe enough to get you on the right path.

Of course, I'm so curious now whether it will work or not, I'll have to try it.

Re: If else if else while if else php for wordpress.
 

Plaster this code into that plugin & it echo's the current category name.

<?php
foreach((get_the_category()) as $category) {
echo $category->cat_name . ' ';
}
?>

From there you can drop the echo line, then use standard php if/else statements to get to what you want it to do.

Re: If else if else while if else php for wordpress.
 

I would use the Widget Logic plugin instead of any exec php stuff.

Create all the widgets with all the offers, and then in the "widget logic" text box underneath each widget, add stuff like this:

in_category("First Category") || is_category("First Category")

Under the next widget add the logic for the other category...

in_category("Next Category") || is_category("Next Category")

And so on.

Re: If else if else while if else php for wordpress.
 

Roberts idea works too.. I just had if/else stuck in my head & looked for a quick way to get there.

Re: If else if else while if else php for wordpress.
 

Ok Robert I'll take a look and see what I can do.

Thanks.

Re: If else if else while if else php for wordpress.
 

You can do this very easily yourself, try this:

Source: Category Templates WordPress Codex

Re: If else if else while if else php for wordpress.
 

Usually when dealing with this style you would use a switch/case style of programming:

switch ($category_variable) {
case "a":
do something;
break;

case "b":
do something;
break;

default;
do something if noting matches or leave this out;
break;

}