Hi Phil
The first thing you need to do is make sure that in the settings for your checkboxes field, all of the options store different values.
(In your screenshot, the first option stores value 1.)
This is because when you output the checkboxes field (e.g. with a types shortcode) it will output the saved values, and if all the options have the same value you won't be able to differentiate between them.
If there would only ever be one checkbox checked at a time then the solution would be straightforward, you can add a condition (either a conditional block or conditional shortcode, depending on which editor you are using) that checks the output of the checkboxes field and compares it to the stored value.
I suspect, though, that there could be several checkboxes checked, and you want to see if any one of the checked values matches your target.
The problem here is that the comparison operators for a conditional check only include comparisons such as = or != that test a single value, rather than what you require, e.g. CONTAINS.
So you would need to register a custom shortcode that does the test for you, returning true or false type values that your condition can check for.
Here is an example of such a shortcode, together with examples of how it is used in a conditional shortcode.
Note that to be able to use custom shortcodes in conditions, you must register the custom shortcode at Toolset > Settings > Front-end Content.
/**
* Register shortcode to check whether a checkboxes option is among those checked
*
* @att 'checked' - list of the values of the checked checkboxes
* @att 'target' - which option to test if it is among those checked
*/
function checkboxes_contains_func($atts) {
$atts = shortcode_atts( array(
'checked' => '',
'target' => ''
), $atts );
$checked = isset( $atts['checked'] ) ? array_map( 'trim', explode(',', $atts['checked']) ) : null;
$target = isset( $atts['target'] ) ? array_map( 'trim', explode(',', $atts['target']) ) : null;
return !empty( array_intersect( $checked, $target ) );
}
add_shortcode("checkboxes_contains", "checkboxes_contains_func");
/* Example usage (wpv-conditional will match '1' with true and '0' with false)
[wpv-conditional if="( [checkboxes_contains checked='[types field='my-checkboxes' separator=','][/types]' target='2'] eq '1' )"]
<p>The checkbox with value = 2 of the my-checkboxes field is checked</p>
[/wpv-conditional]
[wpv-conditional if="( [checkboxes_contains checked='[types field='my-checkboxes' separator=','][/types]' target='2,3'] eq '1' )"]
<p>Either or both the checkboxes with values 2 and 3 of the my-checkboxes field are checked</p>
[/wpv-conditional]
*/
