CB conditional for 2 conditions

Hi there,

i'm trying to create a tab that's only visible for the profile user (owner) and for a specific group (15).

For the user as mentioned on: www.joomlapolis.com/support/tutorials/107-use-cases/18336-using-cb-conditionals-to-hide-or-show-fields-or-tabs
i used the last example.

For the gids i found some examples on the www.joomlapolis.com/support/tutorials/107-use-cases/18353-using-substitutions-throughout-cb page.
value [cb:if user="#me" gids includes "15"]1[/cb:if]
equal to 1

I can create both situations separate and they both work..separate. Is there someway to combine these or create a condition that will do this both?

I've tried multiple conditions but that doesnt give the result i want and learned from topic :

krileon wrote:

One question, just to clarify.. if I have multiple "conditional", does the plugin work on the "AND" or "OR" rules?

Multiple conditions are always "and". It'll try to match each condition until one fails and if it does it'll stop the auto action from happening.

After struggling for hours and hours i would really appreciate some help with this puzzle.

Current versions:
CB 1.9.1
CB_conditional plugin 3.0.12

Is there someway to combine these or create a condition that will do this both?

No, the conditionals act independently of one another. The last condition to apply to a field will be the only condition that matters.

:dry: ok, that's too bad. I'll have to find another way. Using back-end for the group is an option although is was trying to avoid it.. :whistle: Anyway thanks!

Just out of curiosity, why are the more tabs in the condition plugin? How can they be used?

why are the more tabs in the condition plugin? How can they be used?

Because a field can have conditional self and conditional other usages. So you can have a field controlling say 3 other fields differently. There are also One Way conditionals that function one direction and won't reverse that can be combined to create different effects. Personally I don't see much point beyond using just 1 conditional, but others requested it. It's possible a later release may get an AND/OR usage.