$indicator->bullet = If?

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AhmedBR
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$indicator->bullet = If?

Post by AhmedBR » 2022-09-01 14:37

Hi Jan,

Is it possible to use IF the define bullet color based on $indicator->value?
Something like:

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$indicator->bullet = if( $indicator->value > 5, "red, "green");
Thanks
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Re: $indicator->bullet = If?

Post by AhmedBR » 2022-09-01 18:18

Found the solution, actually quite easy!

Since we are in global hook, use IF normally using this format:
if(condition)[ blah blah];
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Re: $indicator->bullet = If?

Post by jsetzer » 2022-09-01 19:01

Exactly. It is pure PHP with all options.
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