Is there a shorter way to match several page paths without a big OR chain?
My first attempt at an audience covering a handful of landing paths turned into this:
page's path is "/home" or page's path is "/pricing" or page's path is "/tour"It works but it is ugly and I keep having to touch it every time we add a path. Coming from backend code I really want a set-membership check so I do not repeat the same clause. Does CQL have one
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It does, is in takes a list:
page's path is in ["/home", "/pricing", "/tour"]Same result, one clause, and adding a path is just another entry in the array. It also keeps the query short, which matters because evaluated queries have a character limit and long or-chains eat into it fast.
Worth knowing it is not just for paths. The same is in form works for any single-value attribute, e.g.
location's countryName is in ["us", "ca", "mx"]page itself exposes path, url, query, anchor and referrer, so you can build the list off whichever one fits. I use it for a small set of intent pages, similar idea to the viewed the pricing page audience.
Perfect, collapsed three of my audiences with this. Thanks both.