I use Adaptive cards and I love it. I was going through Conditional layout with $when section. I felt that if we could have something opposite of $when it would be much easier to implement some case. Like if a condition is true then element does not appear to the user.
Consider the case:
A card is used by multiple module, it has a button say see more which is renders for all those module.
Suddenly we need to use the same card without that button see more.
Now to use the same card I need to introduce a parameter like show_button which could be true or false. This approach will require change in multiple file.
Instead if we could have something to address this issue where, when a condition is true the element will not be rendered to the end user, this approach will solve a lot of time.
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I use Adaptive cards and I love it. I was going through
Conditional layout with $whensection. I felt that if we could have something opposite of$whenit would be much easier to implement some case. Like if a condition istruethen elementdoes not appear to the user.Consider the case: A card is used by multiple module, it has a button say
see morewhich is renders for all those module.Suddenly we need to use the same card without that button
see more.Now to use the same card I need to introduce a parameter like
show_buttonwhich could be true or false. This approach will require change in multiple file.Instead if we could have something to address this issue where, when a condition is true the element will not be rendered to the end user, this approach will solve a lot of time.
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