[JS] If Statement with "or" (||) - can you see a problem?

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I have an if statement, as seen below.


if (l*.href.split('/')[2].replace(/www\./, '') != document.domain.replace(/www\./, '')
      && !l*.getAttribute('target')
      && !l*.parentNode.id.match(/^copy/)
      && l*.href.indexOf(your_domain) == -1) {
      //etc, etc
}

This works ok. But as soon as I change the last “and” (&&) to an “or” (||), there is a problem.


if (l*.href.split('/')[2].replace(/www\./, '') != document.domain.replace(/www\./, '')
      && !l*.getAttribute('target')
      && !l*.parentNode.id.match(/^copy/)
      || l*.href.indexOf(your_domain) == -1) {
      //etc, etc
}

This if statement is encased in a for loop, and with the “or” there, the loop just keeps on going, as if there is something not closed properly.
Can anyone see a problem with the second piece of code above and why it doesn’t work when the first one does? Is there something else I can add in to get this working as it should?
Thanks in advance