This area consists of 3 text areas which are either free-input or drop-down menus. In this panel, specify the condition(s) to be met in order to display the content of your Conditional block. Gear iconĬlick here to display the Conditions panel, described in 5-8. Use the 6 dots next to the Info block content area to drag the Conditional block up and down. Use the trash icon to delete the Conditional block. Note that text formatting options are available to you within the info block. In the content area of the Content block, provide the information you wish to display if the specified conditions are met. See below for how to populate the Conditional block's parameters. In the Content area, you'll see an embedded text box labeled "Conditional block". Select Conditional block from the dropdown menu.From the Content area of a node or action, click on INSERT.To insert a Conditional block, follow the steps below. You can use a Conditional block to include this clause or comment in the Result node, in a document or in an email - only if the user has provided a response. You might want to give the user the choice to include a clause or comment through an optional-response Text node. You can do this by implementing conditional logic through Conditional blocks in the content area of the Result node.
When you generate a summary of responses, you only want to display the the Sales-related nodes the user responded to and exclude those related to M&A transaction or R&D. If the user choses Sales, they will not interact with the nodes related to M&A transaction or R&D. For instance if your module is an NDA generator, you might ask your user if the NDA is for an M&A transaction, R&D or Sales. When a user goes through your module, they might not interact with every single node in your module.
You can use Conditional blocks to generate a summary of responses in the Result node based on the path a user follows in your module. Read below to learn how to use a Conditional Block or learn more about conditional logic from the Conditions article. While the Conditional Block is useful for applying conditional logic WITHIN a node or action, we recommend using Transitions to apply conditional logic BETWEEN nodes. Through the Insert panel, it is possible to create a new Conditional Block (through conditional content) that offers the possibility to display certain content in a newly created line. This is particularly useful for creating a response summary or for including optional clauses. You can use the conditional logic to show or hide specific sections of text within a node. Use a Conditional Block to apply conditional logic to the content within a specific node or action.
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