In PHP (or for most other languages), when you use ‘else’ you cannot add a condition.

If you want to add a condition, you must use ‘else if’.

I hope that helps.

Thanks for your tutorial btw

Example:

success: function(data) {
if (data.invalemail === true)
{
alert (“Please enter a valid e-mail.”);
}

else if (data.invalphone === true)
{
alert (“Please enter a valid phone #.”);
}

else (data.missing === true)
{
alert (“Check missing item(s).”);
}

But when I use just “if” it works.
Example:

success: function(data) {
if (data.invalemail === true)
alert (“Please enter a valid e-mail.”);

if (data.missing === true)
alert (“Check missing item(s).”);

if (data.invalphone === true)
alert (“Please enter a valid phone #.”);

What am I doing wrong? I would like to use “else if” and “else as well, is it possible?