"Cleako" <Cleako@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I may just be having one of those days but I cant think of a good way to do
> something like this - if(item1.checked || item2.checked || item3.checked
> ...).
>
> If the 1st two are true then it works, if it is the 3rd one on then it
> doesnt. I have 5 controls I need to check for a checkbox in so that I can
> control what type of file a user is choosing for processing. What do I do
> if
> I have more than 2 items to compare against? In .NET this isnt an issue
> so I
> guess I am just braindead today.

"Bruce Barker" wrote:

> your syntax is correct. most likely one of the items is null, so the script
> is dieing when you ref the checked property.
>
> if the item may or may not exist then:
>
> if ((item1 && item1.checked) || ((item2 && item2.checked) )
>
>
> "Cleako" <Cleako@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:229E19F5-1895-4638-BEE6-F4F87C8C4806@microsoft.com...
> >I may just be having one of those days but I cant think of a good way to do
> > something like this - if(item1.checked || item2.checked || item3.checked
> > ...).
> >
> > If the 1st two are true then it works, if it is the 3rd one on then it
> > doesnt. I have 5 controls I need to check for a checkbox in so that I can
> > control what type of file a user is choosing for processing. What do I do
> > if
> > I have more than 2 items to compare against? In .NET this isnt an issue
> > so I
> > guess I am just braindead today.
>
>