If Statements

[UnforgivenRevival]

If you look on this page, (http://rainmeter.net/cms/Measures-IfActions), It shows you cannot have more than 1 of each "if statements" per measure. You can only have 3 "variable equations" per measure that will work. (Below x, Equal to x, And above x) Rainmeter does not yet support more than 3 at this time.

IfActions are done by using pairs of Above, Equal, and Below Value and Action statements. You may have one of each kind of IfAction in a single measure.

[WezzLee]

Okay well I'll try some stuff, however about the setvariable not setting variable?

[Brian]

Okay well I'll try some stuff, however about the setvariable not setting variable?

Do you have DynamicVariables=1 in every meter/measure that uses that variable? It is required when setting a variable dynamically.

Here is some more information on !Bangs.

-Brian

[WezzLee]

Yes DynamicVariables=1 is in almost every meter and measure in the entire skin. Still doesn't work

[MerlinTheRed]

I have one that has 1 to 4, what do I do when there is 4?

IfBelowValue=2
IfBelowAction=!execute [!ShowMeter MeterSkypeTab][!HideMeter MeterMumbleTab][!HideMeter MeterVentriloTab][!HideMeter MeterTeamspeakTab][!RainmeterRedraw]
IfEqualValue=2
IfEqualAction=!execute [!ShowMeter MeterMumbleTab][!HideMeter MeterSkypeTab][!HideMeter MeterVentriloTab][!HideMeter MeterTeamspeakTab][!RainmeterRedraw]
IfAboveValue=2
IfAboveAction=!execute [!ShowMeter MeterVentriloTab][!HideMeter MeterMumbleTab][!HideMeter MeterSkypeTab][!HideMeter MeterTeamspeakTab][!RainmeterRedraw]
If???Value=4
If???Action=!execute [!ShowMeter MeterTeamspeakTab][!HideMeter MeterMumbleTab][!HideMeter MeterVentriloTab][!HideMeter MeterSkypeTab][!RainmeterRedraw]

Also the variables aren't changing.

I'm using [!SetVariable Tab2 "2"] is this right?

For more than 4 values you could do it with a Lua script. Perhaps that's not the best way to do it, but you could have a Lua script check the Variable's value every now and then and change the visibility of your meters/groups accordingly. Perhaps you can even add the Lua script to the !execute statements so that it is only run when you actually change tabs.