wpf-if custom field has value, display it. If no value, hide it.

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Last updated by Matthew vor 10 Jahre, 8 Monate.

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Juni 8, 2012 at 4:32 am #12193

Matthew

I'm making an events calendar with events that last 1 day, and events that last multiple days.

To make this work with the output design, I've created two 'date' custom fields: "start-date" and "end-date"
Events that last only one day do not need an "end-date". Is there a way to output specific html only if "wpcf-end-date" has a value?

Here is the relevant part of my view template:

<div class="start-date">
<div class="start-month">[types field="start-date" style="text" format="M"][/types]</div>
<div class="start-day">[types field="start-date" style="text" format="j"][/types]</div>
</div>

<!-- Only show the following if wpcf-end-date has a value -->
<div class="end-date">
<div class="end-month">[types field="end-date" style="text" format="M"][/types]</div>
<div class="end-day">[types field="end-date" style="text" format="j"][/types]</div>
</div>

Juni 8, 2012 at 4:39 am #12194

Matthew

This worked:

<!-- Only show the following if wpcf-end-date has a value -->
[wpv-if end="wpcf-end-date" evaluate="$end > 0 "]

<div class="end-date">
  <div class="end-month">[types field="end-date" style="text" format="M"][/types]</div>
  <div class="end-day">[types field="end-date" style="text" format="j"][/types]</div>
</div>

[/wpv-if]

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