What happened when you tried it? You did try it instead of wasting time asking us, didn't you?
Type: Posts; User: Junky
What happened when you tried it? You did try it instead of wasting time asking us, didn't you?
In an OR statement only one condition has to be true.
When x == 1, x != 4 is true
When x == 4, x != 1 is true
When x == 9, x != 1 is true
Your if statement will always be true no matter what...