Conditional Statements

Add Conditional Statements to your post content e.g. IF the user is logged in display "Welcome back!"

Author:YeKen (profile at wordpress.org)
WordPress version required:4.2.0
WordPress version tested:5.2.2
Plugin version:1.0
Added to WordPress repository:10-07-2019
Last updated:10-07-2019
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Conditional Statements allows you to add logic into your pages. The plugin supports various conditions allowing you to apply IF statements.

For example: “IF the user is logged in display X ELSE display Y” would look like:

[cs-if conditions=”is-logged-in”]

Welcome Back!


[else]

You must be logged in to view the gallery.

[/cs-if]

You can also nest conditions e.g.

[cs-if conditions=”is-logged-in”]

The user is logged in.

[cs-if-1 conditions=”firstname”]
The user has entered a first name!
[else-1]
The user must enter a first name!
[/cs-if-1]
[cs-if-1 conditions=”lastname”]
The user has entered a last name!
[else-1]
The user must enter a last name!
[/cs-if-1]
[/cs-if]

Simply add a hyphen and the depth (up to a maximum of 5) e.g. [cs-if-1], [cs-if-2], [cs-if-3] and so on.

Examples

Please look at these examples on how to use the Conditional Statements shortcode:

Examples of how to use Conditional Statements

Features

  • Supports nesting of IF statements (upto 5 deep)
  • AND logic. If you specify more than one condition, the conditions are AND’d (e.g. all conditions must be met for the condition to be true)
  • ELSE conditions
  • Comparisons e.g. “does the post type equal ‘article'”

[cs-if conditions=”post-type” operator=”equals” compare-value=”article”]
Post Type is Article
[else]
[cs-if-1 conditions=”post-type” operator=”equals” compare-value=”post”]
Post Type is Post
[else-1]
Post type is not Article or Post.
[/cs-if-1]
[/cs-if]

Supported Conditions

  • [cs-if conditions=”is-logged-in”] (supported operators: equals) – User logged in
  • [cs-if conditions=”ip”] (supported operators: equals) – User’s IP
  • [cs-if conditions=”first-name”] (supported operators: equals, exists, not-exists) – User’s first name
  • [cs-if conditions=”last-name”] (supported operators: equals, exists, not-exists) – User’s last name.
  • [cs-if conditions=”display-name”] (supported operators: equals, exists, not-exists) – User’s display name.
  • [cs-if conditions=”user-id”] (supported operators: equals) – User’s ID.
  • [cs-if conditions=”post-id”] (supported operators: equals) – Post ID of current post in loop.
  • [cs-if conditions=”post-slug”] (supported operators: equals) – Slug of current post in loop.
  • [cs-if conditions=”post-type”] (supported operators: equals) – Post type of current post in loop.

To suggest new conditions, email me at: email@yeken.uk

Coming Soon

  • Support for ELSE IF statements
  • OR statements
  • New conditions (please email suggestions email@yeken.uk)