Tom Tregner, Enterprise Training Engineer at Blackbaud and author of the Flare For Programmers blog, recently posted an article about applying conditions to your Flare content and using them to create a version filter in your HTML5 output. With Tom’s permission, we’ve re-published it here for you to check out:
Version Filters in HTML5 Output
Keep the condition tags but skip the target settings.
You can apply conditions to your Flare content and use those conditions to create a version filter in your Flare HTML5 output. The main ingredients are a select element and a little JavaScript.
Click here for the rest of Tom's post along with a sample Flare Project.
