<xmod:IfNotEmpty>

<xmod:IfNotEmpty> renders the content between its opening and closing tags only when Value is not empty — i.e. has at least one character that isn't part of an empty string "" or null. Use it to show data only when it's available.

For if/else patterns, place an <xmod:IfEmpty> and an <xmod:IfNotEmpty> back to back with the same Value.

Example

Render an <img> only when imageUrl has a value:

<xmod:Template Id="Employees">
  <DetailTemplate>
    <h3>[[FirstName]] [[LastName]]</h3>
    <xmod:IfNotEmpty Value="[[imageUrl]]">
      <img src="[[imageUrl]]" alt="[[FirstName]] [[LastName]]" />
    </xmod:IfNotEmpty>
    <xmod:IfEmpty Value="[[imageUrl]]">
      <img src="/images/NoImage.png" alt="No photo on file" />
    </xmod:IfEmpty>
  </DetailTemplate>
</xmod:Template>

Properties

Property	Values	Default	Description
Value	string | token		The value tested for non-emptiness

Property Details

• Value: The value to test. Most commonly a [[FieldName]] token bound to a database column. The content renders only when the resolved value is not an empty string and not null. Whitespace-only values (e.g. " ") count as non-empty.

  When the attribute uses a field token, single-quote the value: Value='[[FieldName]]' — [[FieldName]] contains brackets that conflict with double quotes inside the XML attribute parser.