--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> How can I do this to determine if one of the items is
> false if none are then I what it to print the first
> echo of there is one that is false then print the
> second echo
Sorry, that makes no sense to me.
> $test1= "YES";
> $test2= "YES";
> $test3= "YES";
> $test4= "YES";
> $ftest1= "YES";
> $ftest2= "NO";
> $ftest3= "YES";
> $ftest4= "YES";
>
> if
> ($test1==$ftest1)or($test2==$ftest2)or($test3==$ftest3)
> or($test4==$ftest4){
> echo "all of the items are true";
> }else{
> echo "one of the items is false";
> }
That code makes less sense. Are you wanting to see if each
of your $test variables match their corresponding $ftest
variable?
Your current statement is true when any of the $test
variables match their corresponding $ftest variable. Try
using "and" instead of "or" if you want to require them all
to be true. Just read it aloud, and it should make sense.
if ($flavor == 'vanilla' || $flavor == 'chocolate')
{
eat('ice_cream');
}
In this example, you would eat the ice cream if it was
vanilla *or* chocolate.
Chris
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