[SOLVED] Quick question

[ngreenwood6]

I have the following code:

 

if (!$variable)

{

do this

}

 

but i want something like this

 

if (!$variable and !$variable and $variable > 1)

{

do this

}

 

Can someone please tell me how to make it test more than 1 variable?

[phpSensei]

<?php
if ((!$variable)&&(!$variable)&&($variable > 1))
{
do this
}
?>

[papaface]

if ($variable = "Hello" && strlen($variable) > 1 && $variable != NULL)
{
do this
}

[phpSensei]

if ($variable = "Hello" && strlen($variable) > 1 && $variable != NULL)
{
do this
}

 

bad coding, it needs to be  '=='

 

<?php
$variable = 'Helfwfwqlo';
if ($variable = "Hello")
{
echo 1;
}
?>

 

that would echo 1

[papaface]

if ($variable = "Hello" && strlen($variable) > 1 && $variable != NULL)
{
do this
}

 

bad coding, it needs to be  '=='

 

<?php
$variable = 'Helfwfwqlo';
if ($variable = "Hello")
{
echo 1;
}
?>

 

that would echo 1

Not bad coding, just a mistake.....

Bad coding is your

<?php
if ((!$variable)&&(!$variable)&&($variable > 1))
{
do this
}
?>

As you have two conditions which are exactly the same.

[ngreenwood6]

actually i have three different variables. I am trying to submit a form, but if they dont submit a email, firstname and lastname it wont go through

[obsidian]

Please keep personal attacks and any other senseless mud slinging out of the forums. There is no need for a tirade of critiqued code. That is what this forums is intended for. If you feel someone has mistreated you or abused the forums in some way, contact a moderator or administrator.

 

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@ngreenwood6 - I apologize if the comments have forced me to lock this code prematurely. If you have further questions, please feel free to start another topic.