shorthand for multiple OR conditions in expression?

[habreu]

Thank you Scot and Kent. Both useful.

Just fyi I am just using a bit of Tool Belt code

<mvt:item name="ry_toolbelt" param="availgroup|Customer_Find|g.essfound|'Extra Space Availability Group'" />
<mvt:if expr="g.essfound EQ 1">

and use the 'found' value on various pages to redirect people who login and are a member of the group to their own category and I hide the other menu options, show their logo and some custom text. It was originally just for one customer but the boss offered it to a couple more which is why I'm having a second look at it and documenting it better as well.

Thanks again.

[Kent Multer]

If the variables you're checking are Boolean, i.e. always one or zero, then you can write

<mvt:if expr="g.abc OR g.def OR g.ghi">

In the Miva world, zero and empty-string are "False," and any other value is "True."

[Scot - ScotsScripts.com]

You can do something different that is tighter.

<mvt:assign name="l.codes_to_check" value=" '|abc|def|ghi|jkl|'" />

So if the "l.code" is set to one of those, you can do:

<mvt:if expr="l.code CIN l.codes_to_check">
do something
</mvt:if>

Not sure of your application, but a lot of devs do this method when they need to make a list of codes to check against.

[habreu]

Okay thanks I thought there might be something even tighter. Just because this started out as one check and now the boss is asking for a couple more and I see where he is headed. :)

[Scot - ScotsScripts.com]

<mvt:if epxr="g.abc EQ 1 OR g.def EQ 1 OR g.ghi EQ 1">
do something
<mvt:else>
do nothing
</mvt:if>

[habreu]

Baby question but I couldn't find this in the developer doc section;

Instead of multiple OR condtions is there a short hand something like

/* if any of the following EQ 1 then do something */
<mvt:if expr="'g.abc|g.def|g.ghi' EQ 1">
found - do something
<mvt:else>
not found - do something else
</mvt:if>