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how do you say or in java script

if (usercode == "36271268510400" && passcode == "36865149995520") {
document.write("Accepted");
} else if (usercode == "36271268510401" && passcode == "36865149995521") {
document.write("Accepted");
} else {
document.write("No access.");
}

Something like that?

It doesn't use the 'or' statement in that though, as using the 'or' would be to long winded.

i cant get it to work. what the situation is:

i have a site that has a login system. the login uses a code thing, so if the user name is alexj17 it would 4850372394585 something like that.

the script is :

if(usercode==36271268510400&&passcode==36865149995520)

i want it so i can have another user that can log as well, thats why i asked if there was and and or. you told me it but it didnt work:

any other suggestion , now i have told you a bit more?

It is indeed ||.

eg:

if (thevalue == "3" || thevalue == "5")
{
rararar
}

Just looked in my book, its:

if (value1 == "xyz" || value2 == "xyz")

I think it's:

||

as in:

if (value1 || value2 == "xyz")

... or maybe ...

if (value1 == "xyz" || value2 == "xyz")

.. or maybe ...

if ((value1 == "xyz") || (value2 == "xyz"))

... try those, and see.

Little confused about that question! :D

how do you say or in java script