can you have multiple evaluation in a template conditional?

[TalkVirginia]

I have the following php code that I'm trying to convert into a template conditional. Can this be done?

PHP Code:


if ($firstGameTime !== $cutoffDateTime && !$firstGameExpired) 
{ 
    //show something
} 


I tried to convert it like this but the style manager thinks it's missing the beginning <if>

<if condition == "$firstGameTime != $cutoffDateTime && !firstGameExpired">
<div id="firstGame" class="countdown"></div>
</if>

[Lynne]

You would write it as (only a single = after the condition):

<if condition="$firstGameTime != $cutoffDateTime && !firstGameExpired">
<div id="firstGame" class="countdown"></div>
</if>

[Adrian Schneider]

<if condition="$firstGameTime !== $cutoffDateTime && !$firstGameExpired">

[Lynne]

Interesting...... here are the differences in the two operators from this page:

$a != $b     Not equal     TRUE if $a is not equal to $b.
$a !== $b     Not identical     TRUE if $a is not equal to $b, or they are not of the same type.