simple question

[tomfmason]

I feel stupid for having to ask this but you know what they say
[quote author=I have no idea]The only stupid question is the one left unasked[/quote]

Anyways, How can I say and in php. That may not make sense but here is or
[code=php:0]
if ($something || $something_else == "whatever") {
    //do something
}[/code]

So what I want to do is if something and something_else == whatever

Thanks,
Tom

[king arthur]

&&

[Chevy]

or you can just do this

[code]
if ($something == NULL AND $something_else == NULL){
//Whatever
[/code]

[tomfmason]

Thanks for the help.

Also * means and.

Thanks for the help,
Tom

[Caesar]

[quote author=tomfmason link=topic=103344.msg411456#msg411456 date=1154995955]

Also * means and.

[/quote]

I must be misreading this because, "*" definitely does not mean "and". It means "all".

[trq]

* is the mathamatical operator for multiplication in php. It has NO other meaning.

[wildteen88]

[quote author=Caesar link=topic=103344.msg411458#msg411458 date=1154996521]
[quote author=tomfmason link=topic=103344.msg411456#msg411456 date=1154995955]
Also * means and.
[/quote]

I must be misreading this because, "*" definitely does not mean "and". It means "all".
[/quote]
If you are using it in a mysql query then yes, but not in PHP.

Read thropes post for the meaning of the * operator in PHP.