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"If" statement issue

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I am having issues with my script:

Checkbox is named - CO14

TextField  is named - HQName

TextField is named - HQNumber

I would like the persons name Jane Doe to appear in the textfield HQName

"                         "       number 222-231-4567 to apear the textfield  HQNumber

I would also like for there name to disappear once the check box is deselected

This is what I have as my script now and of course it is not working the only thing that happens is Jane Doe name appears.

if

(CO14.rawValue == 1)

}

HQName.rawValue = "Jane Doe"; HQNumber.rawValue = 222-231-4567 + "\n";

}

Any help is appreciated.

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Because this is a checkbox and it only has two values, there is no need to check for teh 2nd value. If it is not 1 it must be 0. You can just add an else section that will blank out those fields:

if

(CO14.rawValue == 1)

HQName.rawValue = "Jane Doe"; HQNumber.rawValue = 222-231-4567 + "\n";

} else {

HQName.rawValue = "";HQNumber.rawValue = "";

}

Hope that helps

Paul

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Former Community Member

You need to open your curly brace instead of closing it to begin with:

if

(CO14.rawValue == 1)

{

HQName.rawValue = "Jane Doe"; HQNumber.rawValue = "222-231-4567" + "\n";

}

Paul

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Hi,

This should work:

if (CO14.rawValue == 1) {

     HQName.rawValue = "Jane Doe";

     HQNumber.rawValue = "222-231-4567" + "\n";

}

The telephone number also needs to be in quotation marks. The first curly brackets was the wrong one/way, but that could have been a typo in the post.

Hope that helps,

Niall

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If I deselect the checkbox what script is used to make the name and number disappear?

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Correct answer by
Former Community Member

Because this is a checkbox and it only has two values, there is no need to check for teh 2nd value. If it is not 1 it must be 0. You can just add an else section that will blank out those fields:

if

(CO14.rawValue == 1)

HQName.rawValue = "Jane Doe"; HQNumber.rawValue = 222-231-4567 + "\n";

} else {

HQName.rawValue = "";HQNumber.rawValue = "";

}

Hope that helps

Paul

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