<?
echo '

Your Sub Total is:

' . $_POST['sub_tot'] . '

';

$msg .= "\nSub Total: $" . $_POST['sub_tot'] . "\n";

;?>


Hello folks,
How can I tune this code to make more calculations?
Say, if ' . $_POST['sub_tot'] . ' is bigger than 200,
subtract 10% from it, and print the result.
If it is bigger than 300 deduct 15% and print the result.
Thanks in advance.

$first = 154;
$second = 254;
$third = 354;

$subtot1 = $_POST['sub_tot'];
$percentage_1 = 0.10;
$discount_1 = $subtot1 * $percentage_1 -$subtot1;

$subtot2 = $_POST['sub_tot'];
$percentage_2 = 0.15;
$discount_2 = $subtot2 * $percentage_2 -$subtot2;



THis is very clamsy, but...

if ($subtot1 >= $first) {
echo "Your discount is 10% - Total: $discount_1";
} elseif ($subtot2 >= $second) {
echo "Your discount is 15% - Total: $discount_2";
}


Unfortunately, the first statement is always true. If $subtot1 is greater than 154, it always print "Your disocunt is 10%

How can I tell the script