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I’m trying to test if the string ‘login’ or ‘join’ is in my URL and if so, do set a session variable.

 

For just one, I have:

 

if (strpos(cur_url(), ‘login’) === FALSE) $this->set_prev_url();

 

however, if I add an “or” condition to put ‘join’, it’ll write the session even when it’s on the login, because the ‘join’ condition will be satisfied. Ex:

 

if (strpos(cur_url(), ‘login’) === FALSE OR strpos(cur_url(), ‘join’) === FALSE) $this->set_prev_url();

 

How could I pass in a few strings and test the same condition?

 

I would ideally like to just present an array to the function and if none of the elements are present, run the function.

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