The Ifor template extends the #ifeq: parser function, allowing it to pass multiple case strings against the same number of comparison strings. It returns a true result if any single case string is equal to any single comparison string, returning a false result otherwise.
Usage
[edit]This template compares if any comparison string (up to 30 unnamed numeric parameters; test1, test2, test3, etc.) equals its matching case string (up to 30 unnamed numeric parameters; val1, val2, val3, etc.) then returns a single result string (parameter then) if any are equal or returns a single optional default result string (parameter else) if none are equal.
The test and val parameters ignore case sensitivity (treat lower- and upper-case as equal inputs) and also ignore pre-integer zeros (e.g., 02 is equal to 2, 002 is equal to 2).
Full blank syntax
[edit]{{ifor
| test1 =
| val1 =
| test2 =
| val2 =
| test3 =
| val3 =
<!-- up to 30 test and var parameters can be inputted, using the same method as shown above -->
| then =
| else =
}}