I have an IF statement and I need to check two variables, then execute the action if either of the variables are false.
I know I can use the OR (||) statement however for some reason it is not working. I am in the process of learning PHP so it's probably a syntax error on my behalf.
If I create the if statement with only one (either) variable, it works fine:
<?php if ($var1 == false) { do whatever...} ?>
However when I try to check two, neither of the variables seem to be checked. I have tried different syntax variations but nothing works:
<?php if (($var1 == false) || ($var2 == false)) { do whatever...} ?>
<?php if (($var1 == false) OR ($var2 == false)) { do whatever...} ?>
<?php if ($var1 == false || $var2 == false) { do whatever...} ?>
<?php if ($var1 == false OR $var2 == false) { do whatever...} ?>
Can someone please point out what my error is?
Thanks!
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