Additional explanation on condition logic

In this article, we explain how conditions with AND, OR, CONTAINS, and DOES NOT CONTAIN are evaluated, and show clear examples.

• Rule: For A AND B to be TRUE, both A and B must be TRUE.

• If either one is FALSE, the whole condition is FALSE.

Examples:

• "www.apple.com" CONTAINS "app" AND "www.banana.com" CONTAINS "ban"
  → TRUE AND TRUE = TRUE

• "www.apple.com" CONTAINS "app" AND "www.banana.com" CONTAINS "xyz"
  → TRUE AND FALSE = FALSE

• Rule: For A OR B to be TRUE, at least one of A or B must be TRUE.

• If both are FALSE, the result is FALSE.

Examples:

• "www.apple.com" CONTAINS "app" OR "www.banana.com" CONTAINS "xyz"
  → TRUE OR FALSE = TRUE

• "www.apple.com" CONTAINS "zzz" OR "www.banana.com" CONTAINS "yyy"
  → FALSE OR FALSE = FALSE

• Rule: X CONTAINS Y is TRUE if the text in X includes Y as a substring.

• case-sensitive.

Examples:

• "www.strawberry.com" CONTAINS "berry" → TRUE

• "www.strawberry.com" CONTAINS "Berry" → FALSE (case mismatch)

• "www.strawberry.com" CONTAINS "apple" → FALSE

• Rule: X DOES NOT CONTAIN Y is the opposite of CONTAINS.

• It’s TRUE when Y is not found in X.

Examples:

• "www.strawberry.com" DOES NOT CONTAIN "apple" → TRUE

• "www.strawberry.com" DOES NOT CONTAIN "berry" → FALSE

• "www.grape.com" DOES NOT CONTAIN "ape" → FALSE (because "ape" is inside "grape")

You can chain conditions.

Examples:

• "www.chocolate_cake.com" CONTAINS "cake" AND "www.chocolate_cake.com" CONTAINS "choco"
  → TRUE AND TRUE = TRUE

• "www.chocolate_cake.com" CONTAINS "cake" AND "www.chocolate_cake.com" DOES NOT CONTAIN "choco"
  → TRUE AND FALSE = FALSE

• "www.pizza.com" CONTAINS "piz" OR "www.burger.com" CONTAINS "urg"
  → TRUE OR TRUE = TRUE

• "www.pizza.com" DOES NOT CONTAIN "zz" OR "www.burger.com" DOES NOT CONTAIN "zzz"
  → FALSE OR TRUE = TRUE

✅ Summary Table

👉 Both must be TRUE for the result to be TRUE.

👉 At least one must be TRUE for the result to be TRUE.

Let’s assume text = "www.apple.com".

Assume the URL is www.apple.com.

1. TRUE - Form will trigger

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2. FALSE - Form will NOT trigger

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3. TRUE - Form will trigger

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4. TRUE - Form will trigger

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5. TRUE - Form will trigger

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6. TRUE - Form will trigger

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7. FALSE - Form will NOT trigger

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