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Problem:
Using [wpv-conditional] shortcode, I am curious if it is better (or matters) to use eq/neq or use ==/!= ?
Also, is there a difference between using empty($wpcf-field-name) or using $wpcf-field-name eq "" ?
Solution:
I suggest you use eq/ne in your [wpv-conditional] shortcodes.
Using empty($wpcf-field-name) or using $wpcf-field-name eq "" are same result, you can use one of them.
Relevant Documentation:
https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/views-shortcodes/#wpv-conditional
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