Conditional Logic with metadata

By: Nolm Epay | Asked: 03/28/2025
ForumsCategory: General questionsConditional Logic with metadata
Nolm Epay asked 4 weeks ago

Hi,

I have a metadata key for users called "Category." I set conditional logic for the submit button in the form to be enabled if field X contains the [user_meta key=category]. The conditional logic works fine if the user has only one category, but if they have more than one, it doesn't work as expected.

Peter Fielding replied 2 weeks ago

Conditional logic with metadata in the context of TEAS 6 (Test of Essential Academic Skills) can be used to tailor study plans or practice tests based on a student’s performance data. For example, if a student's metadata shows low scores in the science section of the TEAS 6, conditional logic can trigger a customized study module focused on anatomy or chemistry. Similarly, metadata like time spent per question or accuracy rates can guide adaptive learning systems to offer more relevant questions, making TEAS 6 preparation smarter and more personalized. More Information Visit: https://takemyteasexam.us.com/online-teas-practice-test/

1 Answers
Victor Font Staff answered 4 weeks ago

Multiple value fields are stored as PHP serialized arrays. You probably need to write custom code to achieve your goal. It's hard to say without better insight into your design.

Nolm Epay replied 4 weeks ago

Thanks for the reply! Do I need a custom snippet to use the 'Category' metadata in Views for filtering? If so, how would I approach that?

Victor Font Staff replied 4 weeks ago

"Do I need a custom snippet?" Yes, "You probably need to write custom code"

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