Dynamic Invoice, Emails and Wire Details, using the {if} Syntax

{if {name_of_field}} Display this text if the name_of_field field has a value.{/if}

You will need to replace name_of_field with your actual field's name.

Note: The syntax is similar to HTML as it has an opening and an ending tag.

Example:

{if {name_of_field}}The message is {name_of_field}.{/if}

The string found within the {if} syntax will not show if the field has no value.

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The {if} clause also accept the following operators:

<= , >=, <>, <, >, !=, =,==,===, <-, ->

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Assuming that you have a checkbox and you need to compare its value with a specific string, you will use:

{if {Checkbox}<-Item1}This text will be displayed if the Item1 value is selected, regardless of any other selections{/if}

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If you want to display a text if the checkbox has only at least one of your desired values, you will use the following syntax:

{if {Checkbox}->Item1,Item2}This text will be displayed if one of the following values is selected: Item1 or Item2, or if both are selected. It will not display if another additional value is selected{/if}

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If you want to see if the user entered a specific value into a field you can use the following syntax (works for a single checkbox value as well):

{if {field_name}=Your desired value} this text gets displayed only if the placeholder has the "Your desired value" value {/if}

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You can also compare two placeholder values using <, >, <= or >=

{if {field_name}<{other_field}} this text will be displayed if {field_name} has a lower value {/if}

Notice the blank space between "if" and the field placeholder.

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You can also use a nested {if} syntax, for example:

{if {field1_name} = value1}
{if {field2_name} = some value}
this text will be displayed if {field1_name} has 'value1' selected and 'some value' in the {field2_name}
{/if}
{/if}