Andrew Lee wrote:
> Your condition of MUAccepted = "yes" OR "no" is always going to
> evaluate as true. Try an enable condition and new dialog condition of:
> MUAccepted = "yes" OR MUAccepted = "no"
> or you might find it clearer to put:
> (MUAccepted = "yes") OR (MUAccepted = "no")
>
> The parenthesis is unneccessary but it can often help with future
> maintenance as it makes the intended operator precedence explicit.
>
> Your disable condition probably wants to be:
> <![CDATA[MUAccepted <> "yes" AND MUAccepted <> "no"]]>
> or:
> <![CDATA[(MUAccepted <> "yes") AND (MUAccepted <> "no")]]>
> or, you may find the following might also work
> NOT MUAccepted
P.S. And if that last one works you may find that your enable and new
dialog condition can simply be:
MUAccepted
Regards,
Andrew
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