The role of CONDITIONS is to limit the EVENTS, so that the triggering conditions are more accurate, and to avoid randomly triggering the call.

Condition Configuration looks like this:

Logic Type is executed when the condition is met. There are two types of logic, Regular and Exception.
Extension: refers to the Extensions that CONDITIONS depends on. Different Extensions have different CONDITIONS.
Condition Type: The specific Condition Type depends on Extensions.

The relationship of multiple CONDITIONS is And. Core Extensions has 6 types and 25 conditions types.

Data

Cookie

Specify the cookie name and value that must exist for an event to trigger an action.

For example, it can be determined whether the value of cookie _ga is [email protected], which is only triggered in the case of yes.

Custom Code

Specify any custom code that must exist as a condition of the event. Use the built-in code editor to enter the custom code.

You can use custom js to judge and enhance the function.

Value Comparison

Compares two values to determine whether this condition returns true.

All data elements can be compared here. The following value comparison operators are available:

Equal: The condition returns true if the two values are equal using a non-strict comparison (in JavaScript, the == operator). The values may be of any type. When typing a word like true , false , null , or undefined into a value field, the word is compared as a string and is not be converted to its JavaScript equivalent.
Does Not Equal: The condition returns true if the two values are not equalusing a non-strict comparison (in JavaScript, the != operator). The values may be of any type. When typing a word like true , false , null , or undefined into a value field, the word is compared as a string and is not be converted to its JavaScript equivalent.
Contains: The condition returns true if the first value contains the second value. Numbers are converted to strings. Any value other than a number or string results in the condition returning false.
Does Not Contain: The condition returns true if the first value does not contain the second value. Numbers are converted to strings. Any value other than a number or string will result in the condition returning true.
Starts With: The condition returns true if the first value starts with the second value. Numbers are converted to strings. Any value other than a number or string results in the condition returning false.
Does Not Start With: The condition returns true if the first value does not start with the second value. Numbers are converted to strings. Any value other than a number or string results in the condition returning true.
Ends With: The condition returns true if the first value ends with the second value. Numbers are converted to strings. Any value other than a number or string results in the condition returning false.
Does Not End With: The condition returns true if the first value does not end with the second value. Numbers are converted to strings. Any value other than a number or string results in the condition returning true.
Matches Regex: The condition returns true if the first value matches the regular expression. Numbers are converted to strings. Any value other than a number or string results in the condition returning false.
Does Not Match Regex: The condition returns true if the first value does not match the regular expression. Numbers are converted to strings. Any value other than a number or string results in the condition returning true.
Is Less Than: The condition returns true if the first value is less than the second value. Strings representing numbers are converted to numbers. Any value other than a number or a convertible string result in the condition returning false.
Is Less Than Or Equal To: The condition returns true if the first value is less than or equal to the second value. Strings representing numbers are converted to numbers. Any value other than a number or a convertible string result in the condition returning false.
Is Greater Than: The condition returns true if the first value is greater than the second value. Strings representing numbers are converted to numbers. Any value other than a number or a convertible string result in the condition returning false.
Is Greater Than Or Equal To: The condition returns true if the first value is greater than or equal to the second value. Strings representing numbers are converted to numbers. Any value other than a number or a convertible string result in the condition returning false.
Is True: The condition returns true if the value is a boolean with the value of true. The value you provide is not converted to a boolean if it is any other type. Any value other than a boolean with the value of true results in the condition returning false.
Is Truthy: The condition returns true if the value is true after being converted to a boolean.
Is False: The condition returns true if the value is a boolean with the value of false. The value you provide is not converted to a boolean if it is any other type. Any value other than a boolean with the value of false results in the condition returning false.
Is Falsy: The condition returns true if the value is false after being converted to a boolean.

Variable

Specify the JavaScript variable name and value that must exist for an event to trigger an action.

Obtaining a JavaScript variable is used for judgment. In fact, this function is similar to Value Comparison, because JavaScript variables can be obtained through data elements.