I'm trying to create a folder if it doesn't exist, but the code creates a new folder every time I run it. I don´t know if my code is right.
Here is my code:
var alumnopath = DocsList.getFolderById ('0Bzgw8SlR34pUbFl5a2tzU2F0SUk');
var alumno2 = alumno.toString();
Logger.log(alumno2);
try {
var folderalumno = alumnopath.getFolder(alumno2);
if (folderalumno == undefined){
var folderalumno = alumnopath.createFolder(alumno2);
}
else {
var folderalumno = alumnopath.getFolder(alumno2);
}
}
catch(e) {
var folderalumno = alumnopath.createFolder(alumno2);
}
folderalumno.createFile(pdf.getAs('application/pdf')).rename( alumno + " , " + fechafor);
Thanks for your help!!
You actually don't need the if condition when you use a try/catch structure. The try/catch structure handles the case where the folder doesn't exist by itself.
Try it like this:
As of Google Apps Script code in 2016 Aug
Google has changed its scripting. I know this is an old post but this is the best current answer I could come up with:
Hope this helps someone else!
In case anyone else runs in to this issue, you can use the ternary operator like this (replacing the "Name_of_Folder" string as needed):