How to use liquid case when statement in Shopify
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You need help using the Liquid case when statement in Shopify? This feature can be tricky, but it’s essential for customizing your store. In this guide, we’ll show you exactly how to use the Liquid case when statement in Shopify, making it easier to manage and tailor your store’s content. Let’s dive in and solve this common challenge together.
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General information about Liquid codes and tag types
Liquid codes are divided into objects, tags and filters. Double curly braces denote objects and variable names. Filters change a Liquid object’s output. There are five main types of filters including string, number, boolean, nil and array. Tags create logic and control flow for a template. Tags begin with two curly braces and percent signs. Tags is classified into control flow, iteration and variable assignment.
This tutorial focuses on control flow function by guiding you to use case/when statements.
How to use case when statement
Case/when statements create a switch statement to compare a variable with different values. In fact, case starts with switching statement and when compares its values. Your web will show the text or letter that you write in the first line of your code, if the input sentence is not valid, the web will not show.
Input
{% assign handle = 'cake' %}
{% case handle %}
{% when 'cake' %}
This is a cake
{% when 'cookie' %}
This is a cookie
{% else %}
This is not a cake nor a cookie
{% endcase %}
Output
This is a cake
Conclusion
To sum up, the tutorial aims to guide you to use case/when statements. Case/when statements allows you to display right content if you insert characters which are the same as the initial ones. We hope that our article is helpful to you. Let’s us know your difficulties and we will address them.
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