Create conditional template code and control the flow of business logic.
<isif condition = if_expression>
...
<iselseif condition = elseif_expression> //0 or more
...
</iselseif>
<iselse>
...
</isif>Allowed data type: string or expression.
if_expression evaluates to a boolean value.
If the
condition is
true, the system executes the code immediately following the
<isif>
<isif> tag, ignoring the enclosed
<iselseif> and
<iselse> tags. If the
<isif> condition is false, the system ignores
the code immediately following the <isif>
tag, and then tests each <iselseif> condition
in order. When the system finds a true
<iselseif> condition, the system executes the
code immediately following the <iselseif> tag
and ignores any remaining <iselseif> and
<iselse> tags. If all
<iselseif> conditions are false, the system
executes the code following the <iselse>
tag.
The <isif> tag group lets you create conditional
programming constructs using custom tags.
<isif> and its supporting
tags, <iselseif> and
<iselse>, are some of the most commonly used tags.
They contain no business logic, just the conditional visualization of
data.
Every
<isif> tag must have a matching
</isif> tag. You can use any Salesforce B2C Commerce script
expression as a condition for the <isif> tag. In
particular, you can use local variables, Pipeline Dictionary variables and
any functions within those expressions.
<iselse> and
<iselseif> are optional. You can use as many
<iselseif> tags as needed in an
<isif> statement, but you can only use one
<iselse>, which must always be the last tag within
an <isif> group.
A conditional expression should typically return a boolean which is interpreted appropriately. If condition expression evaluates to non boolean and is not null, it's interpreted as true. When it evaluates to null it's interpreted as false.
<isif condition="${pdict.Products.Price == 0}">
Special free gift.
<iselseif condition="${pdict.Products.Price < 100}">
Special deal.
<iselse>
Today's low price.
</isif>This example shows how to toggle continuously between three different colors for the rows of a table. The current color is stored in the user-defined variable, color.
<isset name="color" value="${'#00FFFF'}" scope="PAGE">
<table>
<isloop iterator="${pdict.Basket.products} var="product">
<tr>
<td bgcolor="${product.color}">
<isprint value = "${product.name}">
</td>
</tr>
<isif condition="${color == '#00FFFF'}">
<isset name="color" value="${'#00CCFF'}" scope="PAGE">
<iselseif condition="${color == '#00CCFF'}">
<isset name="color" value="${'#0099FF'}" scope="PAGE">
<iselse>
<isset name="color" value="${'#00FFFF'}">
</isif>
</isloop>
</table>