2 Conditions for the if-command ?

[Beele 3]

Hey :-)

 

I´m looking for a way to combine two if-conditions like

if("{$exists(<innertext="aaaaa">)}and{$exists(<innertext="bbbbb">)}") {
    then {
        click(<href="ccccc">, "Left Click", "No")
    }
    else {
        click(<title="ddddd">, "Left Click", "No")
    }
}

 

At the moment I use an if within a loop while.

 

loop while($exists(<src="./images/bc_weiter.gif">)) {
        if($exists(<src="./images/online.gif">)) {
            then {
                add list to list(%profile26urls, $scrape attribute(<href=w"/profil.php5?id=*">, "href"), "Delete", "Global")
                click(<innerhtml="<img src=\"./images/bc_weiter.gif\" alt=\"Weiter\" class=\"suchergebnis_next\">">, "Left Click", "No")
                wait for element(<class="left suchergebnis_numbers">, "", "Appear")
            }
            else {
            }
        }
    }
    loop($list total(%profile26urls)) {
        navigate("https://www.url.de/{$list item(%profile26urls, #list26position)}", "Wait")
        wait for element(<src="./images/bc_senden.gif">, 10, "Appear")
        click(<src="./images/bc_senden.gif">, "Left Click", "No")

and so on.... the 2. loop is a very big loop

I know, the 2. loop needs to be too in the else, but then I have it 2 times....  There is an other way ? 

 

[HelloInsomnia 1103]

You are so close in the first bit, just a bit of adjusting and this will work (it needed spaces basically)

if($exists(<innertext="aaaaa">) AND $exists(<innertext="bbbbb">)) {
    then {
        click(<href="ccccc">, "Left Click", "No")
    }
    else {
        click(<title="ddddd">, "Left Click", "No")
    }
}

[iDollarsteam 13]

you have the "$both" parameter in your ubot use that in the if command

[Beele 3]

That´s sooo easy ! I´m looking hours for any way - and at the end its a trifle.     

 

Thanks iDollarstream, thanks Hellolnsomnia

[dankass 52]

and for future reference in addition to the $both param there is the opposite of that of $either ... does not pertain to your case here, just letting you know its there cuz it took me awhile to find $both and $either when I first got started as well.

[Beele 3]

and for future reference in addition to the $both param there is the opposite of that of $either ... does not pertain to your case here, just letting you know its there cuz it took me awhile to find $both and $either when I first got started as well.

 

@dankass: thanks for this tip - so we learn every day a little bit more.

 

The $either I never used before.