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What if syntax for IF condition?

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  • Stefan Schweigert

    Hello Mike,

     

    For an If statement, you'll want to use the '===' operator. For example, =$displayform1.result === "submit"

     

    Thanks, Stefan

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Thanks Stefan.  Is this in the documentation anywhere?  I couldn't find it.?

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  • Stefan Schweigert

    No problem, I've added a task to add more information regarding this in our documentation. Expressions use Javascript syntax.

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  • Permanently deleted user
    Haven't been a programmer for many moons, and not at all familiar with JavaScript. But yes, now that you mention it,i do remember that being one of the differences between the two workflow products. Could have googled it had I thought it through. I must say, so far I'm finding it reasonable to learn. Do you figure most will take a course or two, or will try to learn with what you guys are providing? $1000 is a bit much for an online course, and I'm guessing the course uses the same materials?
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  • Permanently deleted user

    I think it'll depend on how folks like to learn. Personally I see a lot of value in having the instructor/class environment so that you can walk through things in a logical order, cover best practices/features/processes you might not have discovered on your own, get a more in depth understanding of why things work the way they do, and get live assistance if you get stuck or have general questions. I've taken a look at the material that we've been working on for the upcoming course and I've definitely learned some new things from it.

     

    But some folks prefer self-learning or don't get to budget for training, and that's okay too. We have tutorials and examples to cover most activities and basic processes so that you can gets started and learn on your own:

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