5) Add a checkbox to the form (such as "Do you want milk? Yes/No") and a text area where customers can type in what kind of cake they would like to order. Change your PHP script so that it includes these in its reply, such as "you requested tea with milk", "sorry we are out of chocolate cake". The checkbox and text area must have distinct names in the form. Tea is served

Tea Room


Thank you for your visit. Please come again.


------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6) For the greeting card example, write a PHP script that prints "you have selected image ..." and the number of the image selected. Then the PHP script prints textboxes for the recipient's email address, the recipient's name and the message. Greeting Card

Your Card:


"; echo "

Recipient's email:
Recipient's name:
Message:

"; ?>


------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7) The greeting card example shows that parameters can be added to a URL (for example "greeting?image=3"). Try what happens if you enter parameter values other than 1, 2, 3 or 4. Add an if statement to your PHP script that prints "not an acceptable selection" if the image number is not 1, 2, 3 or 4. Greeting Card

Your Card:


= 1 and $_REQUEST['image'] <= 4) { echo "You have selected image ", $_REQUEST['image']; echo " "; echo "

Recipient's email:
Recipient's name:
Message:

"; } else { echo "Not an acceptable selection."; } ?>