Re: user variables set by conditional statements

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From: Russ Ward
Date: Tue, 03 Mar 2009 12:18

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SK,

This isn't possible with variables, but it could be done with EDD prefixes. You could define a text range element that applies different prefixes based on an attribute of the HLE. I don't think that you can insert the attribute value directly; rather, you would have to set up a series of context rules with different conditional statements.

This functionality falls into the broader topic of EDD-applied prefixes and context rules that test attribute values. There's lots of info in the Structure Developer's Guide about it.

Russ

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