I don't understand why this isn't working..

[Ryan_Sanders]

Ok. I have 2 variables.

I have $login and $login22.

In my script, if EITHER $login or $login22 DOES NOT equal yes, then it will send them a message "You are not logged in."

So I login to my page, and everything works as normal... but here is the catch.

if ($login || $login22 != "yes") {
echo "You are not logged in";
}

So... What I am saying.. is if $login or $login22 doesn't equal yes, then print this.

I have checked it.. and printed out $login and $login22 and saw where both of them are equal or yes... but I am still seeing "You are not logged in"

Am I missing something? Am I writing that wrong?

[coldwerturkey]

($login || $login22) != "yes"

or

$login != "yes" || $login22 != "yes"

the Logical Operators break up the Comparison Operators when unbracketed..

what you have reads

if ($login) OR ($login22 != "yes")

[Ryan_Sanders]

Ahh. Thanks so much!