This seems like it should be straight forward to me, but I can’t get my head around the syntax. I want to achieve something like this (knowing it’s obviously incorrect syntax):
<?php if ($page->hasNextListed()) ? ($project = $page->nextListed()) : ($project = $page->siblings()->first()) ?>
...
<?php endif ?>
Thanks for any help!
Jamie
You can use either an if statement or the ternary operator, not mix both:
$project = $page->hasNextListed() ? $page->nextListed() : $page->siblings()->first();
dump($project);
if($project) {
// do something with project
}
With if statement:
$project = false;
if($page->hasNextListed()) {
$project = $page->nextListed();
} else {
$project = $page->siblings()->first();
}
if($project) {
// do something
}
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