Passing URL Variables, Can "Or" statement applies?

in my php data, i have 2 catagorical data
cat1
cat2
most of the time, since most items have single catagory, i
can just pass 1 url variables, for ex: ?cat1=5
but on rare occasions, some of my items will have 2
attributes, making it necessary to filter not only cat1=5, but
maybe cat2=5 as well.
the way you do "and" statement is just with ampersand sign
&, but how would you do "or" statement?
(or am i totally misinterpretting the way that URL variables
work? i also thought that the filtering process might occur at the
webpage, and the & statement merely passes 2 or more variables,
while the webpage decide what to do with them. am i correct in this
statement instead?)
thanks again!
p.s. do you get anything when i declare you the official
answer? like, is there a forum level up thingy which you become
like master guru of dreamweaver helper or something...? sort of
like how they do it in yahoo answers

Bih Wang wrote:
> the way you do "and" statement is just with ampersand
sign &, but how would
> you do "or" statement?
You can't do an "or" statement in URL variables. The query
string (after
the question mark) is a series of name/value pairs separated
by ampersands.
> (or am i totally misinterpretting the way that URL
variables work? i also
> thought that the filtering process might occur at the
webpage, and the &
> statement merely passes 2 or more variables, while the
webpage decide what to
> do with them. am i correct in this statement instead?)
It's the script inside the web page that decides what to do
with the
variables.
> p.s. do you get anything when i declare you the official
answer? like, is
> there a forum level up thingy which you become like
master guru of dreamweaver
> helper or something...? sort of like how they do it in
yahoo answers
This forum doesn't have a points system, but we're moving to
a new forum
in a couple of weeks' time, where you can give points.
However, gaining
points won't automatically give people any titles or status.
David Powers
Adobe Community Expert, Dreamweaver
http://foundationphp.com

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The key thing is that you can set as many parameters as you like,
so you can set both the parameters you want.
On the detail page you then filter by the parameter name you
chose (or both).
Personally I always code links this way rather than using the
go to detail page option as you get much better control of what is
going on.

Passing URL Variables, Can "Or" statement applies?

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