A condition instructs Redirect Toolkit what criteria should be used to identify users affected by the redirect. Usually, throughout the documentation, we refer to Rule types based on their conditions. This is true for now, but it the future we plan to allow multiple conditions per rule joined with boolean operators (for example Condition1 OR (Condition2 AND Condition3)), each condition matching different criteria so actually the rule will involve mixed types. But for readability as a convention we assume a Rule always involves just one type of condition. The interface for defining conditions looks like in following image: ![]() First step in defining the condition is to select which entity should be checked against. Redirect Toolkit supports the following entities:
Each property can be checked in a number of ways. Most common is to check if a property is equal to a specific value (for example, if User ID is 7 or if Referrer is somesite.com). This is labeled as Operation on the UI and varies based on selected Entity and Property. Read more about Operators. |
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