Hello,

Since the {if} scripting now allows comparing, as explained in [url=http://https://www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/rsform-pro/frequently-asked-questions/dynamically-adjust-email-and-thank-you-message-content-without-php-knowledge.html][/url]

Could you just explain what the different operators are / how they work?

Sorry, maybe it's a stupid question, but I'm not sure about !=, =,==,===, <-, -> etc...

Thanks for any help!

Not easy to grasp sometimes. This helped me

php.net/manual/en/language.operators.comparison.php

Can't think of an easy explanation for type juggling but as most of the time I need the {if} statement to show or not show a bit of text in an email or Pdf if the input is lets say for example I have a field 'where did you hear about us' all I need is the == or != to do this

So ;
{if{Source:value}==Article in Magazine/Local Paper}<b> Which publication?</b> {Source2:value}{/if}<!--If field value is article in mag show-->
Translated means 'if the value selected is (==) Article etc then show Which publication etc.'

In another case a club site has memberships for Uk and Overseas so I don't want to show the value for the latter if they choose UK, so;

{if {overseas:value}!=Not Required}<b>Overseas membership rate selected:</b> {overseas:value}</p>{/if}<!--If field is not needed do not show-->

Again translated means 'If the value for overseas membership is not required do not show (!=) the rest of the statement'

Hope that helps a bit.

Thank you alot for your explanations and your link.It really helps a lot.