Is it possible to have 'conditional fields' in views?
hip - January 3, 2008 - 17:58
I mean define a view to show some fields but, in case one of them (not mandatory) is empty, then show a different field?
And any tweaks instead of doing it from the module panel?
Thanx in advance.
Just bumping it up.
Just bumping it up.
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Related: What if the field is null?
Related: What if the field value is null? I would like to exclude it from the list. I would have thought I could add a filter to exclude it from the view, but since I have chosen this field to display in the view, it has disappeared from the list of available filter fields. Why is this? Anyone suggest a workaround?
Well, I'm not sure wether
Well, I'm not sure wether this will be the same case, though a similar solution might work for both.
In my case if 'field A' is empty then in the same column (table view), should appear 'field B'
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Bumping it up
Bumping it up again. Let's give it one more try.
curious as well
I'm looking into this as well. I have a situation where I'm creating a list of web links. If a proxied web link is available, I want to use that, if it's not, then I want to use the unproxied web link, but I can't see an easy way to implement such conditional logic through straight-up Views.