[SOLVED] Quick 'if else' statement question

[Tovin]

Alright, I've written a script with an IF and ELSE statement and I was wondering if there was a way to make two IF variables.

 

What I'm trying to get my script to do is this:

 

Read two columns and if either of those are true then echo one thing or else echo something different.

 

Is there some sort of OR statement?

 

if ( $variable1 == 0 or $variable2 == 10)
{
echo "blah here.";
} else {
echo "other stuff.";
}

 

I hope that makes sense.  I know that the code above doesn't work, I was just wondering how to make it.

 

Thanks!

[naveenbj]

Can you post the full code here??

 

Regards,

nj

[p2grace]

Try this:

 

if ( $variable1 == 0 || $variable2 == 10)
{
echo "blah here.";
} else {
echo "other stuff.";
}

[Tovin]

Awesome.  Let me try that out.

[Lukela]

What the guy said above

 

<?php

|| = OR
&& = AND

if( $var1 == soandso || $var2 == soandso)
{
echo "so and so";
}
else
{
echo "so and so";
}

?>

[Tovin]

Thank you so much!  Exactly what I needed.

[naveenbj]

What the guy said above

 

<?php

|| = OR
&& = AND

if( $var1 == soandso || $var2 == soandso)
{
echo "so and so";
}
else
{
echo "so and so";
}

?>

 

"|| = OR

&& = AND"

 

This linesdosent make any sense

Isnt it?

[p2grace]

He was just showing the syntax for "or" and "and" for if statements.

[naveenbj]

He was just showing the syntax for "or" and "and" for if statements.

 

Ohk

 

Regards ,

Nj