Conditional Logic
Provide a competitive User Experience.
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Provide a competitive User Experience.
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Let's simplify the set up of a professional User Interface by implementing conditional logic to your configurator.
Conditional logic allows you to display certain customization options or option values only if specific conditions are met.
For instance, you might want to display color/material options of a single component of the product only if the user includes that same component in their purchase. * Please note that the conditional logic feature is only accessible in the Premium, Professional and Enterprise plans.
Open your customizer, then edit an existing customization option and select the three dots on the top-right.
Enable the 'Set as conditional' option*.
Assign the 'hidden/shown' state - a.k.a. whether the current customization option will be hidden or displayed if the condition is met.
Select 'Add a condition', then choose an existing customization option and its value as condition to be met to either hide or display the current customization option.
Add as many conditions as necessary and 'Save'your changes.
Open your customizer, then edit an existing customization option and go to the 'Options' section.
Select the option value you want to make conditional, and select the three dots on the top-right of that option.
Enable the 'Set as conditional' option*.
Assign the 'hidden/shown' state - a.k.a. whether the current customization option will be hidden or displayed if the condition is met.
Select 'Add a condition', then choose an existing customization option and its value as condition to be met to either hide or display the current customization option.
Add as many conditions as necessary and 'Save'your changes.