Conditional Macro: userGroupName

Operators:

• == (equal to)
• != (not equal to)

Usage Notes

• Tests to see if the user is a member of the specified group.
  
  
• The gruop is specified with the |conditional value|, to the right of the operator.
  
  
• In a web page, this macro will evaluate to true if the current user is a member of the specified group, and is logged in. Otherwise, it returns false.
  
  
• In email, this is how it works:
  
  
  • If the site is in Single-Subscriber mode (using a mailing list), then it will always return false because the single email is being sent to all subscribers.
    
    
  • If the site is in Multi-Subscriber mode, then it will behave exactly like it does when being used in a web page. That is, if the person receiving the message is a member of the specified group, it returns true. Otherwise, it returns false.
    
    

Examples

This example would show line 1 to members of the group "marketing", line 2 to members of the group "sales" who aren't also members of "marketing", and line 3 to everyone else.

<!--#if condition="userGroupName=='marketing'"-->

1. You are a member of the marketing group!

<!--#elseif condition="userGroupName=='sales'"-->

2. You a member of the sales group, and are not a member of the marketing group.

<!--#else-->

3. You're not a member of the marketing or sales groups.

<!--#endIf-->

See the above code in action, here:

3. You're not a member of the marketing or sales groups.