Or condition in a basic Script

[jobdexters]

Hi All,

I am not very good in scripting and I am tying to make an IF condition in a workflow.

Since the OOB function is not properly working, I created the the following:

answer = (current.variables.u_pds2_server_location.u_display_name=="LocationA,Location (B),Location (C)") ? "yes" : "no";

The Location (B) and Location (C) is just named like this because they have these names in the table.

What I try to do is that the script checks if either one of the 3 locations is in the field, with a yes or no output..

So if Location is LocationA or Location (B) or Location (C) then yes

If location is not LocationA or Location (B) or Location (C) then no

I guess I need another differentiation between then other then the comma I used

Anyone? Thanks!  

[sergiu_panaite]

Hello Job,

What about something like:

switch(current.variables.u_pds2_server_location.u_display_name)

   {

   case 'Location A':

   answer = yes;

   break;



   case 'Location B':

   answer = yes;

   break;



   case 'Location C':

   answer = yes;

   break;



   default:

   answer = no; 

   }

Regards,

Sergiu

[jobdexters]

Thanks Sergiu, but it came back with a bunch of errors, which I will spare you

[Pradeep Sharma · Accepted solution]

Hi Job,

Try this one.

var loc = current.variables.u_pds2_server_location.u_display_name

answer   = (loc == 'LocationA' || loc == 'LocationB' || loc == 'Locationc')? 'yes':'no'

[jobdexters]

Thanks Pradeep, it did the trick!