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Problem: The curly bracket conditional syntax is not working when it's inserted in the post content editor.
Solution: Replace the curly brackets with square brackets in a post editor. The curly brackets should be used in a WPBakery module.
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Ce sujet contient 5 réponses, a 2 voix.
Dernière mise à jour par Il y a 6 années et 4 mois.
Assisté par: Christian Cox.
I am trying to:
Add conditionality to a text block in the Visual Composer.
See screenshot for the test.
I expected to see:
Either 'empty' or 'not empty' in the frontend.
Instead, I got:
Nothing is seen in the frontend.
Is the screenshot you provided a post content editor, or a WPBakery text module? I'm not sure, but it looks like maybe it's a post content editor. If it is a post content editor, then you should replace the curly bracket syntax {!{ ... }!} with the standard square bracket syntax:
[wpv-conditional if="( $(wpcf-testfield) eq '' )"]Empty[/wpv-conditional] [wpv-conditional if="( $(wpcf-testfield) ne '' )"]Not empty[/wpv-conditional]
The curly bracket syntax is for use in a WPBakery module. When you use the GUI in the post content editor, it should build the correct shortcode for you. I just tested this out in my local clone and it seems to be working as expected. Maybe these curly bracket conditionals were copy + pasted from a WPBakery module?
Hi Christian,
I indeed changed the syntax to the curly brackets in a attempt to solve the problem before escalating to you.
However, the square brackets result in the same problem (see attachment).
Can you try it on my instance? You can use same creds on: lien caché
The post where i tested is: lien caché
Thanks!
Marc
