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Are you sure you mean || and not &amp;&amp;&nbsp;? I've noticed that people often invert their logic when NOT conditions turn up. Your IF will be true if any of them are non-empty.<br />

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Are you sure you mean || and not && ? I've noticed that people often invert their logic when NOT conditions turn up. Your IF will be true if any of them are non-empty.


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would it be correct to write it like this?<br />
if (!empty($value1)) || (!empty($value2)) || (!empty($value3)) || (!empty($value4))
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would it be correct to write it like this?
if (!empty($value1)) || (!empty($value2)) || (!empty($value3)) || (!empty($value4))

if statement if (!empty

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