Question

I’m currently working on a project using the current if statement and i’m sure i’m making a mistake could anyone help?

if ("receiveInput" != null){
        HTML.clickHtmlLink(objBrowser, ".text", "receiveInput",1);
    }
    else if ("receiveSyncIt..." != null) {
        HTML.clickHtmlLink(objBrowser, ".text", "receiveSyncIt...",1);
    }
    else if ("ReceiveQueryI..." != null) {
        HTML.clickHtmlLink(objBrowser, ".text", "ReceiveQueryI...",1);
    }
    else {
        HTML.clickHtmlLink(objBrowser, ".text", "ReceiveWF_EVE...",1);
    }

Answer 1

Since you’re interested in HTML, I’m guessing that those are keys into a parameter map. So maybe your code needs to look like this:

// request is the incoming HTTP request
if (request.getParameter("receiveInput") != null){
        HTML.clickHtmlLink(objBrowser, ".text", "receiveInput",1);
    }
    else if (request.getParameter("receiveSyncIt...") != null) {
        HTML.clickHtmlLink(objBrowser, ".text", "receiveSyncIt...",1);
    }
    else if (request.getParameter("ReceiveQueryI...") != null) {
        HTML.clickHtmlLink(objBrowser, ".text", "ReceiveQueryI...",1);
    }
    else {
        HTML.clickHtmlLink(objBrowser, ".text", "ReceiveWF_EVE...",1);
    } 

All those other smart people who told you to use equals instead of == to compare Strings are spot on, but that’s not your issue here.