Render tag conditional question

[Dmitry Terner]

Any reason this won't work?

               <reddot:cms>
                    <if>
                        <query valuea="<%!! Context:CurrentPage.Elements.GetElement(stf_Nav).GetHtml() !!%>" operator="!=" valueb="Str:Industry">
                            <htmltext>Test</htmltext>
                        </query>
                    </if>
                </reddot:cms>

Using <%!! Context:CurrentPage.Elements.GetElement(stf_Nav).GetHtml() !!%> by itself does show that some pages have the "Industry" string so that seems to work but the conditional does not.

Thanks,

- Dmitry

[Tony Gayter]

You dont need teh shortcut tags.

               <reddot:cms>
                    <if>
                        <query valuea="Context:CurrentPage.Elements.GetElement(stf_Nav).GetHtml()" operator="!=" valueb="Str:Industry">

[Steven Brent]

That's right -- when you're evaluating (as opposed to rendering) a page property, you want it to look like this:

[Dmitry Terner]

Ah I see. Thank you so much.

[Steven Brent]

Rock on :-)

[Jian Huang]

Hi Dmitry,

Is the rendertag code used in navigation template or inside a regular
content class?

If it is inside a regular content class, it is more performant to use
the stf_Nav directly inside if conditional rendertag

<reddot:cms>
<if>
<query valuea="<%stf_Nav%>" operator="!=" valueb="Str:Industry">

<htmltext>Test</htmltext>
</query>
</if>
</reddot:cms>

-Jian

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