I have a series of user choices (implemented as input boxes). Short Example:
Answer = InputBox("Choose: 1 - One 2 - Two", "Choose"))
If Answer = "1" Then
Answer = InputBox("Choose: 1 - Hi 2 - Hello", "Choose"))
If Answer = "1" Then....
I want to know if VBScript can go back one step to the previous choice. From
InputBox("Choose: 1 - Hi 2 - Hello 3 - BACK", "Choose"))
If I input 3 I want to go one step back. I try history.go(-1)
, but there is an error. He want object "history".
Put the first selection in a Do loop, and break out of the loop with Exit Do
only if something other than 3 is selected in the second prompt.
Do
Answer = InputBox("Choose: 1 - One 2 - Two", "Choose")
If Answer = "1" Then
MyVal = LevelTwoSelect
End If
If MyVal <> 3 Then Exit Do
Loop
Function LevelTwoSelect
Answer = InputBox("Choose: 1 - Hi 2 - Hello 3 - BACK", "Choose")
If Answer = "1" Then LevelTwoSelect = 1
If Answer = "2" Then LevelTwoSelect = 2
If Answer = "3" Then LevelTwoSelect = 3
End Function