This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The user was having issues with a conditional block where he check with the < operator.
Solution:
Prefer to use letter-based operator instead of symbol-based operators:
- gte for >=
- gt for >
- lte for <=
- lt for <
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Last updated by 4 years, 5 months ago.
Assisted by: Jamal.
Setting up a conditional display with a number field named number of pages. Using the fields and text block I insert the conditional statement like this
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[wpv-conditional if=" ( ( $(wpcf-number-of-pages) <= '250' ) ) " ] Some random text [/wpv-conditional]
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Now if I have a piece of content that the number of pages is equal to or less than 250 it should show that random text, but instead it just is blank in the front end, the code looks like it is not parsing correctly in the fields and text block (see image 1).
It is parsing the first conditional correctly with the equal or greater than (>=) symbol, but not when it is less than (<) or equal or less than (<=).
Is there anyway that I can make this work?
