I am creating an address generator so we can create labels for projects. I already have a couple set up. There was a question from one of the city workers if I could clean the labels up so they don't have an empty space. I am using county data. There is a field {NAME2} which is a continuation of the first field. The problem I am having is that I wanted to use an "If else" statement so the system would print just {Name1} if {Name2} is Null or ' '. I know how to write the code in HTML, C++, Python, and Javascript. I really thought it would work in C++ because that is how I built all of my other custom pop ups.
If I use C++, when I use the > symbol the system turns it into alt.
It didn't recognize the Javacript and just made the pop up as is.
I haven't tried python
My script starts like this:
C++
If ({NAME2} == null)
{cout << {NAME1} \n
cout << {ADDRESS1}\n
cout << {ADDRESS2};}
else {
cout << {NAME1} \n
cout << {NAME2} \n
cout << {ADDRESS1}\n
cout << {ADDRESS2};
}
Javacript
If ({NAME2} == null)
{greeting = {NAME1} \n
greeting = {ADDRESS1}\n
greeting = {ADDRESS2};}
else {
greeting = {NAME1} \n
greeting = {NAME2} \n
greeting = {ADDRESS1}\n
greeting = {ADDRESS2};
}
