The Official EHTML Page - Code ELSE

To Control The Flow Of Your Page

The <ELSE> code under EHTML is used to selectively choose whether or not to show a certain portion of your page, known as a block, based on where the client is located on the Internet. A block is considered anything between the <ELSE> and <ENDIF> codes. The <ELSE> block must follow an <IF> or an <ELSEIF> block. Control is passed to <ELSE> if the proceeding condition was not true.

Setup

The <ELSE> code always has the basic format of:

 <IF %location% == domain> - or - 
 <IF %location% != domain>

 Some EHTML/HTML codes...

 <ELSEIF %location% == domain>  - or - 
 <ELSEIF %location% != domain> 

 Some EHTML/HTML codes...

 <ELSE>

 Some EHTML/HTML codes...

 <ENDIF>

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