Is there a way to make this work?

YupNope-function-in-nope.js

        var q = $.parseQuery();
        if(!q.plugin)//If the value isn't set
            window.location = "./"; //Go to the index file
        yepnope([{
            test: q.plugin === 'javascript',
            yep: 'plugins/javascript.js',
            nope: yepnope([{
                test: q.plugin === 'arduino',
                yep: 'plugins/arduino.js',
                nope: yepnope([{
                    test: q.plugin === 'frcjava',
                    yep: 'plugins/frcjava.js',
                    nope: function() {alert("error");} //What if none of the tests are true.
                }])
            }])
        }]);
//In theory this will run the tests and if none of them are true, then It should call the alert()

Supergreat! That works, bit cleaner too!

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On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 4:17 PM, Alex Sexton < ***@***.*** > wrote: Ah, try `complete` instead: ``` javascript var testRes = ({ "javascript" : "plugins/javascript.js", "arduino" : "plugins/adruino.js", "frcjava" : "plugins/frcjava.js" })[ q.plugin ]; yepnope({ test : testRes, yep : testRes, complete : function () { ! testRes && alert('error'); } }); ``` --- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/1495529

Just wanted to close this thread with a quick "boo-yah" cause I'm in that kind of mood. Programming is fun.