Conditional tokens test a condition, and replace the token by different text/tokens depending on whether the condition is true or not.
The general structure of conditional tokens is:
[?Condition|TrueText|FalseText]
Where:
Condition |
This is a logical condition that determines if the text which replaces the token is to be TrueText. Otherwise it is replaced by FalseText. |
TrueText
and
FalseText |
Used as replacement for the token depending if the condition is true or not. •You can use tokens, but the braces [] must be replaced by underscores. •You can also use the marker zap and ZAP to delete the textbox or the textbox and any grouped objects. |
The LanguageTag and DayValue (if present) are placed to the left of the question mark (?).
➢Usually, the token(s) that are part of the condition have no LanguageTag or DayValue as the LanguageTag and DayValue in front of the ? question mark are assumed to apply to the condition.
A special case of conditional tokens is zap tokens.
See also: the structure of conditions, evaluating conditions, using tokens on the right side.
Topic 173240, last updated on 09-Nov-2023
