Linda--

>From your code it looks like the file size information comes from a RedDot
placehodler. They are strings and I do not believe you can just cast it.
When in doubt, you can always convert a string to number. The following
shows you how to get it done in VBScript:

<!IoRangePreExecute>
<%
Dim strFileSize:strFileSize="<%att_FileSize%>"
Dim numFileSize:numFileSize=CInt(strFileSize)
%>
<!/IoRangePreExecute>

Henry Lu


On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 3:33 PM, [email protected] <
[email protected]> wrote:

>
> I've added "int:" to valuea and valueb but it returns the following:
> [ 6.88 | 0.01 mb ]
> [ 2454.23 | 2.40 mb ]
>
>
>      <reddot:cms>
>            <if>
>                <query valuea="Int:<%att_FileSize%>" operator=">="
> valueb="Int:1024">
>                <htmltext>
>                    <%att_KbfileSize%> kb
>               </htmltext>
>            </query>
>            <query type="else">
>                <htmltext>
>                  <%att_MbfileSize%> mb
>              </htmltext>
>            </query>
>        </if>
>        </reddot:cms>
>
>
>
>
> >
>

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