| contains |
condition is met when given string is a sub string of variable’s value; this comparison is made after both operands are converted to string |
| doesn’t contain |
condition is met when given string is not a sub string of variable’s value; this comparison is made after both operands are converted to string |
| starts with |
condition is met when variable’s value starts with given string; this comparison is made after both operands are converted to string |
| doesn’t start with |
condition is met when variable’s value doesn’t start with given string; this comparison is made after both operands are converted to string |
| ends with |
condition is met when variable’s value end with given string; this comparison is made after both operands are converted to string |
| doesn’t end with |
condition is met when variable’s value doesn’t end with given string; this comparison is made after both operands are converted to string |
| equals |
condition is met when variable’s value is equal to given string; this comparison is made after both operands are converted to string |
| doesn’t equal |
condition is met when variable’s value is not equal to given string; this comparison is made after both operands are converted to string |
| regexp |
condition is met when variable’s value matches given regular expression; pattern matching is made after both operands are converted to string. Examples:[cC]at will match either cat or Cat, and 2\d{3} will match a number between 2000 and 2999.
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| regexp doesn’t equal |
condition is met when variable’s value doesn’t match given regular expression; pattern matching is made after both operands are converted to string; |
| is true |
condition is met when variable’s value is boolean true; no type conversion is performed; that means you cannot use Constant variable type with value TRUE/true because that will be understood as string |
| is false |
condition is met when variable’s value is boolean false; no type conversion is performed; that means you cannot use Constant variable type with value TRUE/true because that will be understood as string |
| is set |
condition is met when variable is defined, that means when it is not null nor undefined. |
| is not set |
condition is met when variable is not defined, that means when it is null or undefined. |
| is empty |
condition is met when variable’s value is one of: |
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• 0 (a number zero, string zero will not met this condition). |
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• ” (an empty string). |
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• undefined. |
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• null. 5.false (boolean value). |
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• [] (an empty array – one can be passed via dataLayer or can be created with Custom JavaScript variable). |
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• {} (an empty object – one can be passed via dataLayer or can be created with Custom JavaScript variable). |
| is not empty |
condition is met when variable’s value is not one of: |
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• 0 (a number zero, string zero will not met this condition). |
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• ” (an empty string). |
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• undefined. |
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• null. 5.false (boolean value). |
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• [] (an empty array – one can be passed via dataLayer or can be created with Custom JavaScript variable). |
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• {} (an empty object – one can be passed via dataLayer or can be created with Custom JavaScript variable). |
