The |oui filter [1] returns either a space or nothing at all.
It is equivalent to |?{' ',''} , and is used to return a non-empty content (a space) to indicate that the optional parts of the tag should be displayed.
Examples:
[(#TITRE|strlen|>{30}|oui) This title is a long one]
[(#EMAIL|oui) #FORMULAIRE_CONTACT ]However, please note :
Because it replicates the behaviour of the PHP if($var) test, the [(#VARIABLE|oui)] filter will return "FALSE" (i.e. nothing) if #VARIABLE is equal to "0" (zero) or is "null" or is not defined.
So with &a_variable =0 in url, writing
[(#ENV{a_variable}|oui)]will return nothing.
To test a variable even if it is equal to "0" (zero) we use:
[(#ENV{a_variable}|strlen|oui)]See also
Other test filters
logical filters