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The Condition tag can be used to pass a test condition to an If of ElseIf tag rather than using the condition attribute of the If or ElseIf tag. This is useful when you need to use less than or greater than comparison operators that an XML parser will not permit you to put into an attribute. You can use a Condition tag and put the comparison statement inside a the content section and then tell the XML parser not to parse it. Here is an example:
<dxp:If>
<dxp:Condition><![CDATA[ (where id < 4) ]]></dxp:Condition>
...
</dxp:If>
@author Mark Ashworth @version 0.2, 2001-05-09 Return to Index Note: We have tried to test all of the code examples but they may contain errors. Any questions, comments, suggestions, or problems should be sent to info@plands.com. |
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