Switch Node: one case for several conditions
How do I define a case for several conditions? For expression value "type" I want "case 1" to be true for values: "checkout.session.completed", "customer.subscription.created", "customer.subscription.updated"
I tried so far:
["checkout.session.completed", "customer.subscription.created", "customer.subscription.updated"]
"checkout.session.completed" || "customer.subscription.created" || "customer.subscription.updated"
"checkout.session.completed", "customer.subscription.created", "customer.subscription.updated"Solution:
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Hey Thomas, the Switch Node executes the sequence whose case value matches the evaluated expression value, and this check is performed using the strict equality operator.
One thing you could try is evaluating the incoming event in the expression and classifying it as required, see attached image for an example (if the incoming event is present in the array, the condition evaluates to true and
case1 is returned as the expression, which is then matched against the cases that follow)...3 Replies
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Hey Thomas, the Switch Node executes the sequence whose case value matches the evaluated expression value, and this check is performed using the strict equality operator.
One thing you could try is evaluating the incoming event in the expression and classifying it as required, see attached image for an example (if the incoming event is present in the array, the condition evaluates to true and
case1 is returned as the expression, which is then matched against the cases that follow)And then the cases could have the values to match:
@nithinrdy got it! good idea, thanks!