I didn't know that a conflict could happen with Javascript if else if code.
I thought after one of the if statements was found to be true that it stopped reading the rest of the if else's and executed it.

I guess it's different when you have it in the head and it just loads automatically without calling it from a function or using it in the body with an onclick or href.

I was trying to write the code more efficient where not as many things were checked to be true or false. So I can't do that when it's in the head and runs automatically huh?

Try posting your code instead of a nebulous description. It's likely that you have a syntax error.

I'd agree with Jeremy. It sounds like you've coded something incorrectly, it didn't do what you thought it should, and now you're upset.

Yes iam also agree with you this same is happened to me many times, the call was going into both if and else at the same time then i used else if to solve the problem......

Well, I was simply wanting to know if one can have else if statements in a script where more than one would be true.

I'm positive my code is correct. It worked perfectly after I eliminated the conflict.

I guess you can only use conflicting else if statements in a function, but not in if else statements that will be called automatically unless the script will no longer be on the page to keep running such as when using window.location. I'm correct on this right?

Sorry that I wasn't more clear on my question; I was very sleepy when I posted it. Thanks for offering to help though.