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Pvl Check If
Developer
3rd Party (Free)
Compatibility
- LG Addon Updater
- Multi Site Manager
- Stand Alone Entry Form
Requirements
- jQuery for the Control Panel
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Check if a value is in a list (default separator: |) or if it isn't. You can now also check if a value is contains within an other (with the contains parameter, see examples below).
Pvl CheckIf
Pvl Checkif is an ExpresionEngine plugin that checks if a value is in a list (default separator: |) or if it isn’t.
Parameters:
- value: required
- is_in: required if is_not_in is not set
- is_not_in: required if is_in is not set
- contains: required if is_in or is_not_in are not set
- separator: optional (default: |) you can change the list separator here.
value, is_in, is_not_in, *contains* parameters can be global variables, entry field value, etc.
Examples:
IS IN condition:
{exp:pvl_checkif value=“123” is_in=“1|12|123”}
<p>Yes Sir!</p>
{else}
<p>No Sir!</p>
{/exp:pvl_checkif}
IS NOT IN condition:
{exp:pvl_checkif value=“123” is_not_in=“1|12”}
<p>Yes Sir!</p>
{else}
<p>No Sir!</p>
{/exp:pvl_checkif}
CONTAINS condition:
{exp:pvl_checkif value=“123” contains=“12”}
<p>Yes Sir!</p>
{else}
<p>No Sir!</p>
{/exp:pvl_checkif}
Release logs
v0.4
- Re-parse global variables stored in config files (see bug at http://expressionengine.com/bug_tracker/bug/17801)
- Giga error when the condition is false
v0.3
- Added “contains” parameter
- Added {else}
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This entry was last updated May 22, 2012, 4:32 am.
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3 Reviews:
Akwadnet 05.06.12
this Add-one is Awesome…
pvledoux 03.27.12
@E Alton: now it does!
E Alton 10.24.11
Was looking for an alternative to Erik Regan’s “If Contains” and this is almost it. Would be great if it worked that way instead of only if the match is exact.