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rdove · 11-09-2004, 12:01 PM

In VB if you have an if/then statement there can be multiple lines you just have to follow it with an end if

For example:

These 2 statements are valid:

Code:

If strVar <> "" Then Response.Write(strVar)

If strVar <> "" Then
  Response.Write(strVar)
End If

This is invalid and will throw a compile error:

Code:

If strVar <> "" Then
  Response.Write(strVar)

11-09-2004, 12:01 PM	#8 (permalink)
rdove Masked Moderator Join Date: May 2002 Location: Indianapolis, IN Posts: 260	In VB if you have an if/then statement there can be multiple lines you just have to follow it with an end if For example: These 2 statements are valid: Code: If strVar <> "" Then Response.Write(strVar) If strVar <> "" Then Response.Write(strVar) End If This is invalid and will throw a compile error: Code: If strVar <> "" Then Response.Write(strVar) __________________ ~Ryan