I would do this
##set($value=true)
#if($value && true == $value)
do stuff
#elseif(!$value || false == $value)
do other stuff
#end
On 05/01/2021 15:40, Christopher Schultz wrote:
All,
I've got a template where a variable may be either undefined or false
(or other values) and I'm specifically trying to determine if it's
*false*. My template code looks like this:
#if($value && true == $value)
do stuff
#elseif(false == $value)
do other stuff
#end
I don't seem to be able to get rid of the warning in the log file if
$value is actually null.
Is it possible? Typically, you'd do something like:
#if($value)
stuff when value is defined and/or truthy
#else
stuff when value is undefined and/or falsey
#end
But I'm interested in telling the difference between (boolean) false
and 'undefined'.
Any ideas? Or should I just live with the log message? In production,
these things don't generate logs, but in development they do. I'd just
like to reduce the noise in dev if possible.
-chris
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