Group multiple rules to one rule condition
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We are looking on how to consolidate a list of rules under a category or group condition.
So, instead of content editor selecting multiple rules on a component, he/she selects something like "where groupId matches "GroupA"
on the rule editor.
And define GroupA with a list of rules, for example,
GroupA rules:
where "field1" on userprofile matches "value1" AND
where "field2" on userprofile matches "value2" AND
where "field3" on userprofile matches "value3"
I was trying to explore the pattern card way to define GroupA as a pattern but OOTB it does not give an ability to execute based on rule conditions rather works on scores.
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We are looking on how to consolidate a list of rules under a category or group condition.
So, instead of content editor selecting multiple rules on a component, he/she selects something like "where groupId matches "GroupA"
on the rule editor.
And define GroupA with a list of rules, for example,
GroupA rules:
where "field1" on userprofile matches "value1" AND
where "field2" on userprofile matches "value2" AND
where "field3" on userprofile matches "value3"
I was trying to explore the pattern card way to define GroupA as a pattern but OOTB it does not give an ability to execute based on rule conditions rather works on scores.
personalization rules-engine
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up vote
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We are looking on how to consolidate a list of rules under a category or group condition.
So, instead of content editor selecting multiple rules on a component, he/she selects something like "where groupId matches "GroupA"
on the rule editor.
And define GroupA with a list of rules, for example,
GroupA rules:
where "field1" on userprofile matches "value1" AND
where "field2" on userprofile matches "value2" AND
where "field3" on userprofile matches "value3"
I was trying to explore the pattern card way to define GroupA as a pattern but OOTB it does not give an ability to execute based on rule conditions rather works on scores.
personalization rules-engine
We are looking on how to consolidate a list of rules under a category or group condition.
So, instead of content editor selecting multiple rules on a component, he/she selects something like "where groupId matches "GroupA"
on the rule editor.
And define GroupA with a list of rules, for example,
GroupA rules:
where "field1" on userprofile matches "value1" AND
where "field2" on userprofile matches "value2" AND
where "field3" on userprofile matches "value3"
I was trying to explore the pattern card way to define GroupA as a pattern but OOTB it does not give an ability to execute based on rule conditions rather works on scores.
personalization rules-engine
personalization rules-engine
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Mohit
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There are already predefined rules in Sitecore. You can create your own rule there and then use it while setting personalization for a component.
Here are the steps:
- Open in Sitecore
/sitecore/system/Marketing Control Panel/Personalization/Predefined Rules
item (in older Sitecore versions the item was calledPredefined Conditions
)
- Create new item using
Conditional Rendering Rule
template with multiple conditions and give it a meaningful name
- Personalize a component using your rule with
Where the predefined rule is equal true
condition
Thanks Marek, this is what I was looking for.
– Mohit
2 days ago
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
There are already predefined rules in Sitecore. You can create your own rule there and then use it while setting personalization for a component.
Here are the steps:
- Open in Sitecore
/sitecore/system/Marketing Control Panel/Personalization/Predefined Rules
item (in older Sitecore versions the item was calledPredefined Conditions
)
- Create new item using
Conditional Rendering Rule
template with multiple conditions and give it a meaningful name
- Personalize a component using your rule with
Where the predefined rule is equal true
condition
Thanks Marek, this is what I was looking for.
– Mohit
2 days ago
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
There are already predefined rules in Sitecore. You can create your own rule there and then use it while setting personalization for a component.
Here are the steps:
- Open in Sitecore
/sitecore/system/Marketing Control Panel/Personalization/Predefined Rules
item (in older Sitecore versions the item was calledPredefined Conditions
)
- Create new item using
Conditional Rendering Rule
template with multiple conditions and give it a meaningful name
- Personalize a component using your rule with
Where the predefined rule is equal true
condition
Thanks Marek, this is what I was looking for.
– Mohit
2 days ago
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
There are already predefined rules in Sitecore. You can create your own rule there and then use it while setting personalization for a component.
Here are the steps:
- Open in Sitecore
/sitecore/system/Marketing Control Panel/Personalization/Predefined Rules
item (in older Sitecore versions the item was calledPredefined Conditions
)
- Create new item using
Conditional Rendering Rule
template with multiple conditions and give it a meaningful name
- Personalize a component using your rule with
Where the predefined rule is equal true
condition
There are already predefined rules in Sitecore. You can create your own rule there and then use it while setting personalization for a component.
Here are the steps:
- Open in Sitecore
/sitecore/system/Marketing Control Panel/Personalization/Predefined Rules
item (in older Sitecore versions the item was calledPredefined Conditions
)
- Create new item using
Conditional Rendering Rule
template with multiple conditions and give it a meaningful name
- Personalize a component using your rule with
Where the predefined rule is equal true
condition
edited 2 days ago
answered 2 days ago
Marek Musielak
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Thanks Marek, this is what I was looking for.
– Mohit
2 days ago
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Thanks Marek, this is what I was looking for.
– Mohit
2 days ago
Thanks Marek, this is what I was looking for.
– Mohit
2 days ago
Thanks Marek, this is what I was looking for.
– Mohit
2 days ago
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