if width and height equal set size

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August 28, 2017
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I'm trying to set 2 separate width and height variable that will have an if statment wrapped around it and i don't know the best way to start.

var imagesize = [{"width":1800, "height":2160},{"width":1575, "height":2800},];

if(doc.height || doc.width = imagesize)

{do something;}

else

{ don't do a thing;}

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JJMack

Community Expert

What units is Photoshop using. Start with setting Photoshop ruler units. So you know what you are dealing with when you use 1800, 2160, 1575, 2800. For example when ruler units equal persent doc.height and doc.width will always be 100 not anything else. When set to inches what 1800" is depends on the document resolution some units are relative to the document's resolution.

JJMack

bflieckAuthor

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like adding this to the top?

var rulerUnits = app.preferences.rulerUnits;

app.preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS;

JJMack

Community Expert

Yes then add the logic needed to seperate the douments sizes. I do not know javascripts so I would just use simple If ,else if, else. You code does not look right to me.

if (doc.height=2160 & doc.width=1800) {do something;}

else if (doc.height=28000 & doc.width=1575) {do something;}

else { don't do a thing;}

if ((doc.height=2160 & doc.width=1800) || (doc.height=28000 & doc.width=1575) ) {do something;}

else { don't do a thing;}

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