try
if($var = "duck" || $var = "goose"){}else{}
now you should look into the switch-case function also
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On Wed, 13 Dec 2000 00:19:08
JCampbell wrote:
>Thank you all for your help earlier!
>
>Now I need to know if it is possible to create a complex if statement?
>
>if ($variable=="duck") || ($variable=="goose"){ }else{ }
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>Is how I thought it would work. I just need to know if there is an easy way
>to do an OR in if statements IF variable equals duck or goose...
>
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