Question

I want to know how to make a second "check" on what session is set. I am currently using this code:

<?php
session_start();
require_once("../user/connect.php");
include "getn.php";
if($_SESSION['username'] != 'RBLXDev') {
die('lol failure');
}
?>

My current username is RBLXDev, but I want to make it check if the current username (stored in a session named username) is something like "waffle_".
I believe how you do the and statement in PHP is ||, but I don’t know how to add to that code.

Answer 1

You can use any Logical Operator in you if statement to perform 2 or more checks –

using or / || –

if($_SESSION['username'] != 'RBLXDev' or $_SESSION['username'] != '...') { }
if($_SESSION['username'] != 'RBLXDev' || $_SESSION['username'] != '...') { }

using and / && –

if($_SESSION['username'] != 'RBLXDev' and $_SESSION['username'] != '...') { }
if($_SESSION['username'] != 'RBLXDev' && $_SESSION['username'] != '...') { }