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User Access script help

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Hi All,

Can someone please help me by correcting this script:

If[get(Get(PrivilegeSetName)] = "1"

goto Layout...

If[get(Get(PrivilegeSetName)] = "2"

goto Layout...

If[get(Get(PrivilegeSetName)] = "3"

goto Layout...

End if

Did I write the script correctly?

Your assistance is much appriecated.

Thank you,

SO

Not quite:

If[Get(PrivilegeSetName) = "1" ]

Go to Layout...

Else If[Get(PrivilegeSetName) = "2" ]

Go to Layout...

Else If[Get(PrivilegeSetName) = "3" ]

Go to Layout...

End if

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Thank you so much Ender :)

If[Get(PrivilegeSetName) = "1" ]

I'd recommend not using this syntax with the = sign. Use a text based function instead such as Exact. There is a possibility that the = sign will not evaluate correctly.

Better still, use the Case function instead of nested If's.

Steven

I'd recommend not using this syntax with the = sign. Use a text based function instead such as Exact. There is a possibility that the = sign will not evaluate correctly.

Can you explain your reasoning here. I'm not quite seeing it. :qwery:

Better still, use the Case function instead of nested If's.

Maybe it's because I've had a long day, but I'm not seeing this either. How does a Case() help in branching for such a script?

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