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Great John! It was just what I was looking for but only that my dynamic was much more confused.
I take this opportunity for a further question of this functionality.
Using the same condition but also adding Field C as the third variable
I’m trying this:
<?php
$value_a = get_field('warning_limit');
$value_b = get_field('closing_limit');
$value_c = get_field('number_members');
if ($value_c >= $value_a) {
echo("Limited tickets");
}
elseif ($value_c == $value_b) {
echo("Tickets sold out");
} else {
echo("Tickets available");
}
?>
Except that the second part is not working at the moment, I certainly did something wrong
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