What is wrong here

[Panjabel]

if ($_GET['where']!=="usa") || ($_GET['seeking']!=="uk")
{
}

 

[cooldude832]

!== is not an operator

this will help

http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_operators.asp

http://us.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.php

[teng84]

if ($_GET['where']!=="usa") || ($_GET['seeking']!=="uk")
{
}

 

if ($_GET['where']!=="usa" || $_GET['seeking']!=="uk")

try that

 

!==

this means if im not mistaken its comparing the equality and data types

like when you have

0==='0' so its not the same

!== is not an operator

this will help

http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_operators.asp

http://us.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.php

 

[cooldude832]

http://us.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.comparison.php

 

yes they are in php 4 and greater.  My bad didn't realize that I never go beyond the ==

[teng84]

[Panjabel]

doesn't work too

i tried !-

doesn't work in no way

please help

[teng84]

edited.......

try

if ($_GET['where']!="usa"|| $_GET['seeking']!="uk")

 

or show a little code of that

[Panjabel]

if ($_GET['where']!="usa") || ($_GET['seeking']!="uk")
{
print "ok";
}
else
print "no";

got error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_BOOLEAN_OR in test.php on line 20

 

 

[teng84]

because of this

 

if ($_GET['where']!="usa") || ($_GET['seeking']!="uk")

your condition have two seprate ()()

try to remove )(

if ($_GET['where']!="usa" ||$_GET['seeking']!="uk")

 

look carefully on my codes and your code

heres yours

($_GET['where']!="usa") || ($_GET['seeking']!="uk")

[Panjabel]

if ($_GET['where']!="usa" || $_GET['seeking']!="uk")
{
print "ok";
}
else
print "no";

doesn't work too

[teng84]

if ($_GET['where']!="usa" || $_GET['seeking']!="uk")
{
print "ok";
}
else
print "no";

doesn't work too

 

im very sure the prob is not there pls post more of your code