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shareyourpeace
3,244 PointsIs it endwhile(); or endwhile; ? Video shows endwhile();
Does it matter !
I also notice that there is a missing div tag. Does this matter in wordpress ?
5 Answers
Andrew Shook
31,709 PointsIt's "endwhile" not "endwhile()".
geoffrey
28,736 PointsIn php, you can use while these ways:
<?php
/* exemple 1 */
$i = 1;
while ($i <= 10) {
echo $i++;
}
/* exemple 2 */
$i = 1;
while ($i <= 10):
echo $i;
$i++;
endwhile;
?>
I have no knowledge about endwhile(); It's not a function from what I know, unless there is something specific to wordpress I don't know ;)
Phil Purves
9,827 PointsYes, I saw that on the video too - an error i think - it should be without the ()
trishagawley
10,483 PointsGlad I looked at this thread. It might be a good idea to update the video.
Byron Twogood
14,631 PointsFrom the research I just performed, it looks like there's no need for the parenthesis before the semicolon. I don't think there are any variables to attach to the "endwhile;" statement. I could be wrong. I haven't gotten deep into WordPress yet.