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Posted on by kphenix 2

I have used the following if check to hide/show content based on webrole in the past, and it has worked without issue, but recently I have found that it ignore the if and just shows the content...anyone had any issues with it?

Is there another statement besides "contains" to match perfectly against This Role Name?

{% if user.roles contains 'This Role Name' %}

<div class="example">SHOW THIS HTML CONTENT FOR This Role Name web roles</div>
{% endif %}

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  • vcd_planet Profile Picture
    vcd_planet 2 on at
    Liquid Web Role if statement
    Thank you @kphenix! I spent 2 hours with co-pilot and other articles. Your post saved me!
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    kphenix Profile Picture
    kphenix 2 on at
    RE: Liquid Web Role if statement

    Found the answer:

    {% assign is_admin = user | has_role: 'Administrators' %}

    {% if is_admin %}

     User is an administrator.

    {% endif %}

  • kphenix Profile Picture
    kphenix 2 on at
    RE: Liquid Web Role if statement

    The issue is that when I get {{user.roles}} (Note the plural S) I get this back:

    '''This RoleAnother RoleThis Role too'''

    Which should be This Role, Another Role, This Role Too

    Is there any way to get each role individually?

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    Arpit Shrivastava Profile Picture
    Arpit Shrivastava 7,518 User Group Leader on at
    RE: Liquid Web Role if statement

    Hi Kphenix,

    I have also observed that user role 'contains' in liquid template check for exact web role of user. It does not check for particular keyword like contains usually do.

    Just a thought, if you have such requirement :

    If portal user role contains 'abc' then perform action, for this you can first store the portal logged In user role in javascript variable (let say: var role = {{user.role}};) then check contains by "index of" , like we usually do in javascript string variable.

    Example :

    Var loggedinuserRole = {{user.role}};

    If(loggedinuserRole.indexOf("abc") > -1)

    {

    <div class="example">SHOW THIS HTML CONTENT FOR This Role Name web roles</div>

    }

    Please mark it verified. If it helps.

    Cheers

    Arpit

  • kphenix Profile Picture
    kphenix 2 on at
    RE: Liquid Web Role if statement

    Yes, it's not a single item, there are multiple web roles, so that doesn't work

  • Aric Levin Profile Picture
    Aric Levin 30,188 on at
    RE: Liquid Web Role if statement

    Did you try:

    {% if user.roles == 'This Role Name' %}

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