The logic behind conditional logic :)

• YorlinqNL

• June 26, 2020 at 9:29 pm

When I only have 1 AND condition like this it works perfectly:

data-conditions="[[{"field":"field_5ed4178dd63d7","operator":"!=","value":"20200701"},{"field":"field_5ed4181bd63dc","operator":"==","value":"1"}]]"

But when I do the same trick again and add an OR like this it doesn’t work anymore:

data-conditions="[[{"field":"field_5ed4178dd63d7","operator":"!=","value":"20200701"},{"field":"field_5ed4181bd63dc","operator":"==","value":"1"}],[{"field":"field_5ed4178dd63d7","operator":"!=","value":"20200702"},{"field":"field_5ed4181bd63dc","operator":"==","value":"1"}]]"

I believe this is the correct way to add an OR statement right?

I need to have like this:

Contition X AND Y…… OR condition A AND B…. OR…. and so on.

So love this stuff 🙂

• John Huebner

• June 27, 2020 at 10:30 pm

I think it has to do with the logic

if
  field 1 does not equal XXX AND field 2 == 1
OR
  field 1 does not equal YYY AND field 2 == 1

if field 1 equals YYY then the first statement is true. If field 1 equals XXX then statement 2 is true. The field will always be shown.

if yo want this field to be hidden for any of the possible values in field 1 then what you need is

if field 1 != XXX AND field 1 != YYY AND field 2  == 1