you can use "and" or "&&".
if (($a==$b) && ($d==$e)) {
# code here
}
and has a lower precedence than &&.
For or there's "or" or "||"
HTH
Nigel
MIS Web Design
http://www.miswebdesign.com/
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> If I want to do something like
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> if ($a=$b) and ($d=$e)
> Is it possible?
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> because & is for bitwise AND operation.
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