Thread: Missing fi in if/then/else statement
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Old 12-25-2020, 08:25 PM   #5
davidfor
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In that case:

Code:
program:
if check_yes_no('#onkobo', 0, 1, 0) then 
    'sync.png' 
else
    if check_yes_no('#onkobo', 0, 0, 1) then
        if str_in_list(field('#kobocoll'), ',', "Kobo Store", 1, 0)  then 
            'drm-locked.png'
        else
            'reader.png'
        fi
    fi
fi
I haven't used the "check_yes_no" function before, but the first parameter is the column lookup name, not the value. From your "#onkobo" column is a Yes/No column, not a column containing the name of some other column.

And for readability, not wrapping the numbers in quotes works better for me. It tells me we are after the numbers, not strings that could be something else. And then seeing them as Booleans is easier. But, I don't know what happens performance-wise.
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