Question

I’m using a php foreach statement like this:

<?php foreach($files as $f): ?>

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<?php endforeach; ?>

how can I put a conditional inside the loop that so that it will skip ahead to the next iteration. I know that I’m supposed to use continue, but I’m not sure how to do it with closed php statements like this. Would it be a separate php statement? Could it be placed halfway down in the HTML so that some but not all of the stuff within the loop is executed?

Answer 1

Yes, you can insert the condition and continue wherever you want:

<?php foreach($files as $f): ?>

lots of HTML

<?php if (condition) continue; ?>

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<?php endforeach; ?>

See it in action.