I want to check two field on a value to wrap each content element.
To check one value, you can do something like this:
20 = TEXT
20.value = <div class="div1">|</div>
20.value.override = <div class="div2">|</div>
20.value.override.if.value = 10
20.value.override.if.equals.field = colPos
What do I have to add to check a second value like this?
20 = TEXT
20.value = <div class="div1">|</div>
20.value.override = <div class="div2">|</div>
20.value.override.if.value = 10
20.value.override.if.equals.field = colPos
20.value.override.andIf.value = textmedia
20.value.override.andIf.equals.field = CType
So the content element should only been wrapped with div2 if the CType is textmedia AND the colPos is 10. Otherwise div1 should be used.
You can combine values using dataWrap and compare them within a single if:
20 = TEXT
20.value = <div class="div1">|</div>
20.value.override = <div class="div2">|</div>
20.value.override.if.value = 10textmedia
20.value.override.if.equals.dataWrap = {field:colPos}{field:CType}
When you want to go for more values having different results depending on the combination, using a CASE object might be the better approach:
20 = CASE
20.key.dataWrap = {field:myfield1}{field:myfield2}{field:myfield3}
20.default = TEXT
20.default.value = <div class="div1">|</div>
20.001 = TEXT
20.001.value = <div class="div001">|</div>
20.101 = TEXT
20.101.value = <div class="div101">|</div>
To separate your values when they can contain more than just 0 or 1, you should add a separator like x within the dataWrap.
20.key.dataWrap = {field:myfield1}x{field:myfield2}x{field:myfield3}