conditionals using ifbegin/ifend in APEX
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patarThanks @patar, this part I got, but I now realize that if nothing is happening between the begin and end block it will just passthrough the data regardless of the result of the condition. My thought process was that I could feed through 2 inputs into the begin block, plug the begin output of those into the end block and then that would have one output that depends on the result of the condition lol.
like this...
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Maybe what we're missing is an IfElse node? So for single If blocks, you would insert the IfElse node right before the IfEnd and then you put all the stuff you want when the condition is False in between the IfElse and IfEnd nodes. The only question with this approach is whether the values you use inside the else block need to be connected in from the IfBegin or not.
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