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Issue in Check box

janhavi

Hi,

I am modifying my current workflow by adding one checkbox field. Here checkbox makes a decision in selecting next successor depending on whether it is selected or not.

Following is my if loop which returns the next successor value,
if($deploy eq "1")
{
$succXml = "successors successorset description "Deploying to New QA" succ v = New_QA_Deployment" successorset successors;

}
else
{
$succXml = " successors \n successorset description "Content Requestor Mail " succ v ="ContentRequestorEmail" successorset successors";
}

Here it is always returning "ContentRequestorEmail" task irrespective of check box is selected or not. $deploy is the filed which determines whether checkbox is selected or not.

Can anyone help me in solving this issue?

Thanks,
Janhavi
Teamsite 6.1

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ISCBorisB

How do you populate $deploy? From little you've mentioned it seems that it does not "reflect" check-box
state, not in the manner that you think it does anyway

janhavi

How do you populate $deploy? From little you've mentioned it seems that it does not "reflect" check-box
state, not in the manner that you think it does anyway

I am using
deploy => [html => "input type='checkbox' value='1' style=\"font-family:arial;font-size:11px;background-color:eeeeee;\" ", is_required => 'false', label ="Do you want to deploy the content to New QA and
New Prod?",],

in tag_info.

and my $deploy = __VALUE__('deploy'); to get $deploy value.

ISCBorisB

I am using
deploy => [html => "input type='checkbox' value='1' style=\"font-family:arial;font-size:11px;background-color:eeeeee;\" ", is_required => 'false', label ="Do you want to deploy the content to New QA and
New Prod?",],

in tag_info.

and my $deploy = __VALUE__('deploy'); to get $deploy value.

These fragments seem correct as long as it's done within the 'template_script' Tag.

You'd have to debug it. You may be using $debug in the wrong scope, reassign it somewhere in between, etc.
Log it out right before "if" or use __INSERT__ to place it somewhere in emitted XML and check the *real*
run-time value in Debug mode

Adam Stoller

You might also try using

if($deploy == 1)

in place of your existing

if($deploy eq "1")

ISCBorisB

You might also try using
if($deploy == 1)
in place of your existing
if($deploy eq "1")

Shouldn't matter. perl -e "$i = 2 - 1; if ($i eq "1") {print 'Yes!'}" dutifully prints Yes

Adam Stoller

Shouldn't matter. perl -e "$i = 2 - 1; if ($i eq "1") {print 'Yes!'}" dutifully prints Yes

Hmm, yes - I guess I was thinking of javascript for some reason - where strings and numbers are not as interchangeable. So, in the words of Emily Latella "never mind" ;-)