2nd Nov '22
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Query Variables Condition in Bricks

This Pro tutorial provides the steps to register a custom function that returns true or false depending on whether the current page URL has specific query parameters in Bricks.

For example only if the URL has fname, lname and email URL parameters like this:

https://bricks.local/query-variables-test/?fname=sri&lname=kat&email=srikat@gmail.com

should a Section be output.

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Sridhar Katakam

Sridhar Katakam is a Bricks enthusiast. He likes helping others by researching and solving WordPress-related problems and building websites.

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