# This config file is used to decide which counters to update
# based on the user's input

# Make sure they vote!
required: vote

success: voteresult.txt

# Here are the counter files being used.
# There could be any number really.

counter1file: counters/vote1.txt 
counter2file: counters/vote2.txt 
counter3file: counters/vote3.txt 
counter4file: counters/votetotal.txt

# Only vote if its a success
# Note that counters don't automatically get increased,
# they need an onsuccess, onfailure, onblank or onexpires
# config line.

if : (vote == 1) then counter1onsuccess: yes
if : (vote == 2) then counter2onsuccess: yes
if : (vote == 3) then counter3onsuccess: yes

# This vote is rigged! After 10 tries, it'll wrap around.
# Things to notice:
# 1) The setcounter won't have an effect unless its given an
#    onsuccess, onfailure, onexpires or onblank config line
# 2) To catch the 'wrap round' vote, I set the vote counter to
#    one if appropriate. See how the setcounter command overrides
#    the onsuccess increments set earlier.
# 3) To catch the final vote, counter4 is set to 1 and not 0 at the
#    wrap around point

counter4onsuccess: yes
if : ("$counter_4" == 10) then setcounter1 : 0
if : ("$counter_4" == 10 && vote == 1) then setcounter1 : 1
if : ("$counter_4" == 10) then counter1onsuccess : yes
if : ("$counter_4" == 10) then setcounter2 : 0
if : ("$counter_4" == 10 && vote == 2) then setcounter2 : 1
if : ("$counter_4" == 10) then counter2onsuccess : yes
if : ("$counter_4" == 10) then setcounter3 : 0
if : ("$counter_4" == 10 && vote == 3) then setcounter3 : 1
if : ("$counter_4" == 10) then counter3onsuccess : yes
if : ("$counter_4" == 10) then setcounter4 : 1