[Resuelto] How to use conditions when creating Single Templates in Elementor

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[peterS-14]

I need to display some fields in a Elementor Single Template based on conditions like: if the user is logged in or based on date values of the field.

As there is no option to do this in Elementor when selecting a field, I have tried the following:

Using the Shortcode- and HTML Elementor Widgets and added the code for conditions there, but without any success.

Before Views 2.6.4 I simply could make a Views Content Template with all the conditional fields in it and it loaded perfectly in the Elementor Post Content Widget.

Any hint is highly appreciated

[Christian Cox]

Hi, can you share the conditional code you have tried in the HTML Elementor widget?

[peterS-14]

Hi Christian

thanks for your reply and looking into this.

the code looks like this:

{!{wpv-conditional if="( $(wpcf-event-start-date) lte 'TODAY()' ) AND ( $(wpcf-event-end-date) gte 'TODAY()' )"}!}{!{types field="event-slurl" title="Teleport to Event" class="ts-event-list-detail-link" target="_blank"}!}{!{/wpv-conditional}!}

{!{toolset_access role="Administrator"}!}{!{wpv-conditional if="( $(wpcf-event-start-date) lte 'TODAY()' ) AND ( $(wpcf-event-end-date) gte 'TODAY()' )" evaluate="false"}!}{!{types field="event-slurl" title="Event Location" class="ts-event-list-detail-link" target="_blank"}!}{!{/wpv-conditional}!}{!{/toolset_access}!}

In a Views single template it works perfectly but I cant get this to work in an Elementor Pro Single Template.

[peterS-14]

Hi Christian

I found it: instead of the {!{ }!} i used [ ] and then it works when using an Elementor Text widget.

Probably they where leftovers from using previously Divi Builder

[Christian Cox]

Okay, let me know if this issue is not resolved.

[peterS-14]

My issue is resolved now. Thank you!