Logical Data｜ Is Logged In
Learn how to control web content based on user login status with our no-code tutorial on logical data and logged-in status.
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Learn how to control web content based on user login status with our no-code tutorial on logical data and logged-in status.
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To create a web page that caters to a user's login status, it's crucial to understand the logical data involved, and this tutorial will guide you through the process. This part is only used on the web to determine if a user is logged in.
Make sure you are familiar with the following two tutorials before reading this section:
Logical Condition Design
The data type of "is logged in" is Boolean, true means logged-in, and false means not logged-in.
To exit the "is logged in": configure the "User Login -> Logout" behavior on the Logout button.
Learn how to use "is logged in" with an example from Momen.We expect the user to see a differentiated entrance to the personal center as "Visitor" and "Logged-in", and only logged-in users will be able to access the personal center.
Unlogged in user style
Logged in user Style
Conditional container style configuration
Use "is logged in" as a condition in the contents of the "logged-in" and "not logged-in" conditional sub-containers.
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