Conditional Logic (in Speaker Portal)

Conditional Logic (in Speaker Portal)

Conditional Logic is a feature that shows or hides content based on specified rules. Conditional logic controls the flow of content shown to speakers in the Speaker Portal.

Steps

• Edit the page by clicking the pencil icon for that page on Speaker Portal > Pages.
• Hover over the spot where you want to add logic.
• Click the + Add button.
• Click Add a Conditional Section.

• Section Name is the default value "Additional Config."
• The Field to compare can be selected, for example "Speaker Organization."
• The Operator controls how the Field is compared with the Value, for example "Contains."
• The Value is the subject of the comparison and can be entered or selected.
• For more complex rules, click Add Another Qualifier.
• Another row is added to the list.
• Edit the Field, Value and Operator for that row.
• You can repeat this step to add another row.
• The comparison can handle multiple values entered in the previous step by using either All of these values or Any of these values.
• All of these values means the rule is met only if the comparison is true for all values.
• Any of these values means the rule is met if the comparison is true for one or more values.
• Select the Field layout to display.
• The Field layout is the same as adding any other fields to a page.
• The page can include standard and custom session fields, a section divider, and rich text HTML.
• An additional conditional section can be included, nested within another section.
• Up to three levels of nested sections can be used.
• The result displays only if the conditions are met.

Field layout and nesting

• The result will appear only when the configured conditions are met.
• The page can include standard session fields, custom session fields, a section divider, and rich text HTML.
• It is possible to include another conditional section, nested within the first.

Example

You might ask potential speakers whether they have presented at a previous event. If the speaker selects Yes, follow-up questions about the event, organization, and number of attendees may be prompted.

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