Hi All,

If then Statements are not my strong point. If anyone could point me in the right direction I would appriciate it.

 

I have a script that looks to see if the person has already left his information at the desk.

 

If so, when he checks out the clerks get a custom dialog box reminding them to send the customer to the other desk.

 

Currently, if I click either "Ok" or "Cancel" it continues on with the script. I would like when the "Ok" button is clicked the script continues, if I click the "cancel" button it returns to the original layout.

 

Below is my current script.

 

Thanks everyone...MG

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If [customer::ccInVault="Yes"]

 
   Show Custom Dialog ["Credit Card on File"; "This person has vaulted there card."]

   If (Get(LastMessageChoice) = 1)

        Go To Layout ["Reports Menu"(Catalog)]

   Else

       If [Get (LastMessageChoice) =2]

          Go to Layout ["Bidder Menu" (Bidders)]

 

        End If

     End If

End If

Hi MG, try it like this:

If [customer::ccInVault="Yes"]

Show Custom Dialog ["Credit Card on File"; "This person has vaulted there card."]

If (Get(LastMessageChoice) = 1)

Go To Layout ["Reports Menu"(Catalog)]

Else

Go to Layout ["Bidder Menu" (Bidders)]

End If

.... Do anything here if the ccInVault does NOT equal 'yes'

End If

Thank you so much LaRetta...worked great

Don't forget to correct the spelling error in the dialog.