PHP Switch, Multiple cases Options

[Dag]

This works as expected:
(/?lg=d1 or /?lg=d2)

CODE

$lg = $_GET['lg'];
switch ($lg) {
    case 'd2': $val = 'VALUE 2'; break;
    case 'd1': $val = 'VALUE 1'; break;
    default: $val = 'VALUE 1'; break;
}
echo $lg;
echo "<br>\n";
echo $val;
die();

But this one makes me mad:

CODE

$lg = $_GET['lg'];
switch ($lg) {
    case 'd2' || 'd3': $val = 'VALUE 2'; break;
    case 'd1' || 'd4': $val = 'VALUE 1'; break;
    default: $val = 'VALUE 1'; break;
}
echo $lg;
echo "<br>\n";
echo $val;
die();

What I am doing wrong?
PHP Version 5.3.13

[CharlesEF]

The PHP switch works pretty much like the Javascript version.

CODE

$lg = $_GET['lg'];
switch ($lg) {
    case 'd2':
    case 'd3':
     $val = 'VALUE 2';
     break;
    case 'd1':
    case 'd4':
     $val = 'VALUE 1';
     break;
    default:
     $val = 'VALUE 1';
     break;
}
echo $lg;
echo "<br>\n";
echo $val;
die();

[Dag]

Thanks Charles.
I saw that but couldn get that it is my case...

Too Much VBA Makes You Short Sighted

The PHP switch works pretty much like the Javascript version.

CODE

$lg = $_GET['lg'];
switch ($lg) {
    case 'd2':
    case 'd3':
     $val = 'VALUE 2';
     break;
    case 'd1':
    case 'd4':
     $val = 'VALUE 1';
     break;
    default:
     $val = 'VALUE 1';
     break;
}
echo $lg;
echo "<br>\n";
echo $val;
die();