[SOLVED] Lang defines in AutoActions as condition

krileon wrote: Only other suggestion I have is to try to match the translated value. Example as follows.

[cb_usertype] Equal To Student

Thus works if in cb_usertype field value settled Sudent (Not _UE_STUDENT)... So only one language in front-end possible.

krileon wrote: Instead of as follows.

[cb_usertype] Equal To _UE_STUDENT

Thus doesn't work at all

krileon wrote: Note if this field is a multiselect checkbox or dropdown you need to use a "Contains" operator and not "Equal To".

It's radio in my case.

It translates the values. You'll have to use the translated values to condition against.

It doesn't work.

Let's clarify:
If you want to use radio field values in AutoActions plugin condition then you can't use language definitions as field values and it can be one language words only.

Maybe it's utf-8 conversion related issue...

Sorry, don't know what to tell you. Something you're configuring in regards to the condition or field is incorrect. As stated earlier you probably need to match against the translated value. Example as follows.

define( '_UE_STUDENT', 'Student' );

[cb_usertype] Equal To Student

krileon wrote: Example as follows.

define( '_UE_STUDENT', 'Student' );

[cb_usertype] Equal To Student

Well.
Scenario 1
I change in all language files from original defines to: Then I put value _UE_STUDENT in radio button settings.
In condition of AutoActions is set to:
[cb_usertype] Equal To Student
And have no succes.

Scenario 2
I put value Студент in radio button settings.
In condition of AutoActions is set to:
[cb_usertype] Equal To Студент
Success!

Scenario 3
I put value Student in radio button settings.
In condition of AutoActions is set to:
[cb_usertype] Equal To Student
Success!

I need to use both 2,3 Scenarios

Yeah, as explained earlier it translates the values. You can use a REGEX operator and match against either/or. Example as follows.

[cb_usertype] Is REGEX /^Студент|Student$/