<?php if(isset($_GET['option1'])){ ?>
Do option1 stuff here
<?php } >
<?php if(isset($_GET['option2'])){ ?>
Do option2 stuff here
<?php } >
If used in a PHP template, this snippet will only display that content if "option1" or "option2" is present in the url.
For example, www.mysite.com/?option1 will display the content from the "option1" block.
This is good for testing code that has multiple options for a client to approve. It can also block test code from interfering with live content if you need to edit something on production.
For example, www.mysite.com/?option1 will display the content from the "option1" block.
This is good for testing code that has multiple options for a client to approve. It can also block test code from interfering with live content if you need to edit something on production.
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