Help please - How to validate from 2 possible answers

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hi

I hope somebody can help me with what will probably be really simple, I'm pulling my hair trying to get my head round it.

I've got a contact form and I would like to add to it a couple of simple human check questions like "what is 1 + 1?". I've got it to work with the answer being '2' but what i would like to do is have it also validate if the visitor enters 'two'.

This is how I did it for just the number '2'

Code: [Select]if (Trim($Human_check_1)!="2") $validationOK=false;
Could somebody please tell me how I can code it so "if Human_check_1 is equal to '2' or it is equal to 'two' the validation is true"

Thanks

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