How about
(:if !(author user1 or author user2) :)
or just more parens
(:if ((! author user1) && (! author user2)) :)
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Hi all
I use the following markup in a page.
The last :if markup does not work, I need to do someting if user is
not user1 and not user2.
There is no :else markup therefore I used the not operator but it does
not work in conjunction with the && operator.
Any idea how I can achieve that?
(:if author user1 :)
text for user1
(:ifend:)
(:if author user1 :)
text for user2
(:ifend:)
(:if !author user1 && !author user2 :)
text for all other users, but not for user1 and user2
(:ifend:)
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Thanks very much for your help.
Best regards,
Mike
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