two conditions in an IF statement?

[gcue]

is this possible?

If $broadcast="2" AND status<>"" Then

[PsaltyDS]

is this possible?

If $broadcast="2" AND status<>"" Then

Why ask? Code a three line script to test it! What happens?

[James]

You have it right there

[gcue]

u have it there?

i tried what i wrote, didnt work.

[James]

$v1 = 10
$v2 = 20
$v3 = True

If $v3 = True And $v2 - $v1 = 10 Then
    MsgBox(0, "", "All conditions met!")
EndIf

Edited April 18, 2008 by JamesB

[henry1]

Hi,

i tried what i wrote, didnt work.

If $broadcast="2" AND status<>"" Then

Can you please let us know what do you want to do with these?

For example:

$broadcast = "2" 
$status = ""
if $broadcast = "2" and $status = "" Then
    MsgBox (0, "Result", "True")
Else
    MsgBox (0, "Result", "False")
EndIf

It will have a result as "True"

$broadcast = "1" 
$status = ""
if $broadcast = "2" and $status = "" Then
    MsgBox (0, "Result", "True")
Else
    MsgBox (0, "Result", "False")
EndIf

It will have a result as "False"

[weaponx]

When you are comparing numbers, don't use quotes.

EDIT: Typo

Edited April 18, 2008 by weaponx

[James]

When you are comapring numbers, don't use quotes.

Because then you would be comparing... Strings

[gcue]

gotcha..

thank you all for your help!

have a good weekend!

Because then you would be comparing... Strings

[henry1]

Hi Weaponx,

When you are comparing numbers, don't use quotes.

EDIT: Typo

Thanks for the input. Finally, OP can get his answer

[aGorilla]

A couple of other quick comments.

Empty strings are 'false', so you don't need the '<>""' at all.

When in doubt, use parens (in fact, it's a good habit to use them even when you're not in doubt).

If $status And ($broadcast = 2) Then 
  msgbox(0,'','broadcast is 2, and we have a status')
else
  msgbox(0,'','broadcast is not 2, or we have no status')
EndIf