ktlCond help

[jbk68]

For various reasons, I'm trying to replace the rules in a details page and would like to use the keyword ktlCond.

I know that using this keyword, I'm able to for example, hide a field based on a single condition. Similar to the Display Rules in Knack, I'd like to be able to apply multiple rules for a field.

_hf=[field_123], [ktlCond, has, YES, field_246, Example1] - hides field 123 if field 246 is YES in the Example1 details view

But I'd like to be able to hide field_123 if field 246 has "YES" and field 789 has "Dallas" as an example and have the ability to add a third (or more conditions) if needed.

Is this possible using ktlCond and if yes, how?

Thank you... JON

[cortexrd]

Hi Jon,

Combining conditions is not something the KTL supports.

But it's possible to achieve what you want by using the _cls keyword and some CSS, to create a AND (boolean logical operator) condition.
The AND operator is when you must have both condition 1 and conditon 2 to be satified in order to do something - like hiding an element in your case.

Here, you'd add two _cls keyword in your view, each adding cond1 and cond2:

_cls=[cond1], [ktlCond, has, YES, field_246, Example1], [ktlTarget, field_123]
_cls=[cond2], [ktlCond, has, Dallas, field_789, Example1], [ktlTarget, field_123]

Then in your CSS, you'd have:

.cond1.cond2{
display: none;
}

Hope this helps,
Norm

[jbk68]

I'll give it a try. Any future plans to add this to KTL? Thanks... JON

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On Thu, Mar 13, 2025 at 9:40 AM Cortex R&D Inc. ***@***.***> wrote: Hi Jon, Combining conditions is not something the KTL supports. But it's possible to achieve what you want by using the _cls keyword and some CSS, to create a AND (boolean logical operator) condition. The AND operator is when you must have both condition 1 *and* conditon 2 to be satified in order to do something - like hiding an element in your case. Here, you'd add two _cls keyword in your view, each adding cond1 and cond2: _cls=[cond1], [ktlCond, has, YES, field_246, Example1], [ktlTarget, field_123] _cls=[cond2], [ktlCond, has, Dallas, field_789, Example1], [ktlTarget, field_123] Then in your CSS, you'd have: .cond1.cond2{ display: none; } Hope this helps, Norm — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#449 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/BAZFANFGSRCQHMCEFMXWZ3D2UGKG5AVCNFSM6AAAAABW7QWOUGVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43URDJONRXK43TNFXW4Q3PNVWWK3TUHMYTENBYHE2DQOI> . You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: <cortexrd/Knack-Toolkit-Library/repo-discussions/449/comments/12489489@ github.com>