JJack Posted May 24, 2024 Posted May 24, 2024 Hi, I want to check session ids (or email addresses) for specific values. It seems as if '=' works but 'is in' does not. Is that the case or am I just not using the right delimiter for a list of values? (haven't found any documentation on this). Thanks, Jill. By the way I note these values to check for have to use the correct case, as held in user details. I've seen other posts about case sensitivity (where things have to be case sensitive) and it seems this is the case also for checks, in a capture, for things like session id or email address. This is moderately annoying, not sure I understand why it has to be this way.
Victor Posted July 18, 2024 Posted July 18, 2024 Do you have an example where you have configured this and is not working as expected?
JJack Posted July 22, 2024 Author Posted July 22, 2024 Hi @Victor If I have a condition including 'Session->User ID is in nnnnnnn' it will branch as I expect. If I add in another user id, eg 'Session->User ID is in nnnnnnn; ooooooo' it won't. None of semi-colon, semi-colon+space, space seem to work. Am I trying something that doesn't make sense? Can you give me an example of an 'is in' condition that would work? Thanks. (This is in a Capture)
JJack Posted July 22, 2024 Author Posted July 22, 2024 (By the way, I have got round the above not working by using multiple separate conditions; luckily there are not too many of them).
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