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Hey Folks

Sorry to ask about such a simple thing, but I can't seem to find it anywhere.  I have need of an OR statement, but I can't seem to find how to do it.

Basically I need to make an IF where Term A is met, and either Term B or Term C & D is/are also met.

can anyone tell me how to do this without using nested IFs, because I'ts to perform a lot of code, and I don't want to have it appearing twice.  I've tried using "OR" but that didn't work.  Is there a term I'm missing, or is it completely impossible?

Cheers all
Leroux

http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_comparisons.asp
Search for the OR-operator.

||  <-or
&& <- and

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V yes, and what dead say

code:

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if(Term A && (Term B || (Term C && Term D))) {

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That if statement will execute if Term A is true, and either Term B is true or Term C and D are both true.

Thank you very much guys.  Vikke: Link saved, cheers.  Voldemort and Dead, cheers v much.