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27-11-2025 09:32
27-11-2025 09:32
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Condition Sets - Not Equal To Conditions
Infocapture
I don't know if this has ever been suggested, but the ability to define condition sets that include both equal to and not equal to statements. For example, I would like to create a condition set that defines a equal to condition, but also a not equal to condition at the same time.
For example:
I would like to define a trigger that will trigger when a user has been assigned to a ticket, but not when the status is a certain value, as I would like to do something extra.
Context is that I would like two e-mail notifications. A normal assign notification to tell the user that something has been assigned to them. However, in my form I have am authorisation requested status, and a notification that sends when a user is assigned to a ticket and the status is Authorisation Requested. The notification is tailored to say that the ticket requests their authorisation in order to continue. But, the issue is, that because the normal ticket assigned to trigger also triggers, the user receives two e-mail notifications, the authorisation one and the normal assigned to notification. If I were to specify that the normal assigned notification should trigger when the assigned to user has changed, but not when the status is Authorisation Requested, the user would only receive the necessary notification.
This is one use case only, but there have been other instances where have the ability to define a NOT EQUAL TO condition set would have made the InfoCapture form more graceful.
For example:
I would like to define a trigger that will trigger when a user has been assigned to a ticket, but not when the status is a certain value, as I would like to do something extra.
Context is that I would like two e-mail notifications. A normal assign notification to tell the user that something has been assigned to them. However, in my form I have am authorisation requested status, and a notification that sends when a user is assigned to a ticket and the status is Authorisation Requested. The notification is tailored to say that the ticket requests their authorisation in order to continue. But, the issue is, that because the normal ticket assigned to trigger also triggers, the user receives two e-mail notifications, the authorisation one and the normal assigned to notification. If I were to specify that the normal assigned notification should trigger when the assigned to user has changed, but not when the status is Authorisation Requested, the user would only receive the necessary notification.
This is one use case only, but there have been other instances where have the ability to define a NOT EQUAL TO condition set would have made the InfoCapture form more graceful.