Simply logic question

[nexgen_x]

Couldn't find this in the online documentation, and havn't had to use it yet
I want to say

if (! $variable1 OR ! $variable2) {
//prints content
}

I've used ==, &&, !=, <, <=, >=, >, etc before, but not OR - can someone tell me what the character(s) to use it are?

Thanks.

[tomhath]

Doesn't the word "or" work? It should.

In every language, the "characters" you use to perform an action are called operators (because they are used to perform some kind of operation, like assignment, comparison, or in this case, logical connection). So when you need to know about them, look for "operators":

http://www.phpbuilder.com/manual/language.operators.logical.php

[nexgen_x]

ahh thanks. I just used OR to explain what I was trying to do - was expecting the symbol representitive for OR to be something like "&%$^£??@##" hehe... ok, slight exageration.

[tomhath]

Yea. Sneaky buggers.

Note that there are three different flavors of "or", and you should make sure you know the difference:

($x or $y)
($x | $y)
($x || $y)

Not to mention:

($x xor $y)
($x ^ $y)