How To Use Logical Operators
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Hi,
We recently switched from Ele Condition (https://dudaster.com/ele-condition/) to your plugin because it doesn’t require any coding knowledge.
The issue we’re having though is we need to show an element if a product has any 3 tags (only needs to have tags a OR b OR c):
IF product_tag = a, b, c
THEN show elementI have configured your plugin like the following, but still the equation doesn’t seem to return true. Have I set this up correctly to test against many tags?
Dynamic Tag = WooCommerce > Product Terms > Product Tags
Show/Hide = Show
Condition = In array contains
Compare Type = Text
Conditional value = a, b ,cBut only “a” is equating to true.
Many Thanks
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Hey there @greenpointcomputerservices, did you find a solution for this? Also trying to set up a simple ‘OR’ condition.
Same issue as you: only first condition gets matched with values comma-seperated…Sorry, I had to edit again I spoke too soon, only “a” is equating to true.
Holy editmoly… So I played around with it and “b” does match, but only when there is no space between the comma. Mine is for a simple URL match so not sure if it will help you.
@fizzers Thanks! I’ll give this a go then:
Conditional value = a,b,c
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