However, the documentation provided only shows a scenario wherein you have just one condition. Example is below:
<?if:VENDOR_NAME='COMPANY A'?>This is the Vendor A<?end if?>
However, the code becomes a bit too troublesome and long if you need to have an ELSE condition:
<?if:VENDOR_NAME='COMPANY A'?>This is Vendor A<?end if?> <?if:VENDOR_NAME!='COMPANY A'?>This is NOT Vendor A<?end if?>
To simplify this, you may use the XSLT function IFELSE that addresses this requirement:
<?xdoxslt:ifelse(VENDOR_NAME='COMPANY A',This is Vendor A,This is NOT Vendor A)?>
It works similar to the DECODE function in PL/SQL.
If the given condition is Satisfied, it will return the first parameter, if not, then it will return the second parameter.
Seems simple enough, eh?
Let me know in the comments if there's any issues!
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