OR Statement within a string?

[webbrowser]

Is there a way I can have an or statement within a string?

This is what i have at the moment and it it seems to work OK with one variable within a string.

$result = $list->detailedList($_GET['code'], "T1", 1000, 0, True);

This is what I need to do

$result = $list->detailedList($_GET['code'], "T1" OR "T2", 1000, 0, True);

Thanks for any help in advance.

[laserlight]

Perhaps you should redesign that function's interface so you can pass an array of strings instead.

[NogDog]

Tough to give a good and/or easy answer without knowing what that function does, but if it returns a boolean, you could do:

$result = ($list->detailedList($_GET['code'], "T1", 1000, 0, True) or
          $list->detailedList($_GET['code'], "T2", 1000, 0, True));

[webbrowser]

NogDog;10933044 wrote:

Tough to give a good and/or easy answer without knowing what that function does, but if it returns a boolean, you could do:

$result = ($list->detailedList($_GET['code'], "T1", 1000, 0, True) or
          $list->detailedList($_GET['code'], "T2", 1000, 0, True));

I gave this a try and unfortunately it didn't work. I thought it would have by looking at it. What this actually does is return all items belonging to an order only with status T1. I am looking to for it to also return items that may have a status of T2.

[Weedpacket]

In that case you should look at laserlight's post. Or possibly (probably more expensive) get two sets of results (one for T1 and one for T2) and combine them.