Re: if/else statement, form-check

David Haynes wrote:

I don't see how 'if (!email || !phone) redirect;'
handles this case:

"if there is no email present, I want it to check if there is a
phonenumber entered, and if _both_ those conditions are false,
then I want to redirect."

The || would say that you will redirect if *either* email or phone is not set.

Yes, indeed. I guess I misinterpreted. Or maybe not. The original post said:

"Today I check for the existence of an email-address, and a validation code - what I need is a way to check, eg. whether email _or_ phone is entered, and if none is entered, display an errorpage."

So if you take it that both email and phone must be present and valid, then "&&", if you take it that either of the email or phone must be valid, then its "||". In either case, the rest of it is the same.

/m
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