There has to be an easier way to write this code (which does work). Would a for loop do it? And if so - how?
if (AddressIntEField.rawValue !=null) {
AddressIntEField.presence = "visible", relevant="+print";
RadioButtonList.rawValue = "2";
}
if (AddressIntDField.rawValue !=null) {
AddressIntDField.presence = "visible", relevant="+print";
AddressDField.presence = "invisible", relevant="+print";
RadioButtonList.rawValue = "2";
}
if (AddressIntCField.rawValue !=null) {
AddressIntCField.presence = "visible", relevant="+print";
AddressCField.presence = "invisible", relevant="+print";
RadioButtonList.rawValue = "2";
}
if (AddressIntBField.rawValue !=null) {
AddressIntBField.presence = "visible", relevant="+print";
AddressBField.presence = "invisible", relevant="+print";
RadioButtonList.rawValue = "2";
}
else {
RadioButtonList.rawValue = "1";
AddressIntEField.presence = "invisible", relevant="+print";
AddressIntDField.presence = "invisible", relevant="+print";
AddressIntCField.presence = "invisible", relevant="+print";
AddressIntBField.presence = "invisible", relevant="+print";
}
