I'm new to KiXtart (2 days and I only wrote a couple of lines of code in it), but I think you could take advantage of the ini-file reading routines and simplify your code.

Having an ini like this (OVERRIDE.INI):

code:
[GL helpdesk-telebilling]
Site 1 = helpdesk.telebilling.dk
 
[GL Servicerufnummern]
Site 1 = www.ihre-servicerufnummer.de
 
[GL Call Center]
Site 1 = www.teleauskunft.de
Site 2 = www.bankleitzahlen.de
 
[Team Intranet]
Site 1 = override=bla.de
 
[Everyone]
Site 1 = site.for.everyone.com
The actual key names (Site 1, 2, etc) are not important but have to be present; you can use whatever you like the most...

Then change the program to something like this:
code:
dim $Overrides                                                        ; Declare $Overrides
$OverrideIni = ".\overrides.ini"                                      ; Choose ini filename and location
$Sep = "|"                                                            ; Character or string to seperate overrides
$Groups = ReadProfileString( $OverrideIni, "", "" )                   ; Get all Groups defined in the .ini
if @ERROR = 0                                                         ; If all went well
  for each $Group in split( $Groups, Chr(10) )                          ; Process each returned line in turn
    if $Group                                                             ; Accounts for last "empty" item returned above
      if InGroup( $Group )                                                  ; If user is in this group
        $Items = ReadProfileString( $OverrideIni, $Group, "" )                ; Get all overrides for the selected Group
        for each $Item in split( $Items, Chr(10) )                            ; Process each override in turn
          if $Item                                                              ; Accounts for last "empty" item returned above
            $Value = ReadProfileString( $OverrideIni, $Group, $Item )             ; Read it's value
            $Overrides = $Overrides + $Sep + $Value                               ; And add it to the Overrides list
          endif                                                                 ; End if $Item
        next                                                                  ; End for each $Item in split( $Items, Chr(10) )
      endif                                                                 ; End if InGroup( $Group )
    endif                                                                 ; End if $Group
  next                                                                  ; End for each $Group in split( $Groups, Chr(10) )
  if $Overrides                                                         ; If some override present
    $Overrides = substr( $Overrides, 2 )                                  ; Eliminate spurious $Sep added at start
    ? $Overrides                                                          ; Print it or do whatever needed
  else                                                                  ; else (no overrides found)
    ? "No overrides found..."                                             ; Act accordingly
  endif                                                                 ; End if $Overrides
else                                                                  ; Else (error reading INI file)
  ? "Error reading $OverrideIni"                                        ; Complain
endif                                                                 ; End if @ERROR = 0
Sorry if it doesn't fit nicely on most displays, but I use a 1600x1200 desktop resolution on my Dell Latitude C810 and I tend to use that resolution... [Smile]

I've "sort of" tested this, and it should work... I say "sort of", because I'm at home now and InGroup seems to require a "live" DC present to work properly...

This way of doing things has the advantage that the core script stays the same and you just have to edit the .INI file to add/delete/change stuff...

Hope this helps,
Fernando Madruga

[ 22. August 2002, 00:06: Message edited by: Fernando Madruga ]
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