Been at this for a week or so, was wondering if another pair of eyes can find my mistake in this code (here’s the snippet of code):
******** start part of code ******
TO := TO;
listTo := TO;
rfTo := @If(@Contains(listTo; “name1”); @Replace(listTo; “name1”; “”); listTo);
rfTo1:=@If(@Contains(rfTo; “name2”); @Replace(rfTo; “name2”; “”); rfTo);
@MailSend(rfTo1…
**** end part of code *******
I have the above code in an action button on a form “Save and Mail”.
What is happening is, if name1 is not in the list, then it sends mail. But…if name 2 is not in the list, then I get that nice message about no SendTo found.
Any help would be apprieciated. I would include more code if need be, I wasn’t hiding anything, just making it easier for someone to help.
Thanks again,
Chris
Subject: I think this may work…
It’s a lot less typing and should accomplish the same effect: dropping out
name1 and name2 if they appear in the To list.
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TO:=@Trim(@Replace(TO; “name1”:“name2”; “”:“”))
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name1 and name2 will only be replaced with “” when/if they exist in the list –
there’s no need to do an @Contains first.
The @Trim simply drops out the null the values from the list.
Subject: RE: I think this may work…
Ooooo that’s beautiful. thanks!
Subject: Working with a list-RESOLVED
With my own playing around I finally resolved. Sorry about that everyone. I was getting frustrated.
Anyway, the deal was, there was some code that I didn’t include in the above code:
webTo := @If(@Contains(listTo; “name1”); “name1”; “”);
webTo2 := @If(@Contains(listTo; “name2”); “name2”; “”);
webToList := @Trim(webTo : webTo2);
@If(webToList != “”; @MailSend(webToList
Well, I didn’t have the @Trim on the variable webToList before, once I put that on, the code excecuted just as I like.
Thanks!