I'm testing limesurvey if conditions coming from token fields and am unable to get it to work.

I've set up additional attribute fields where 'ATTRIBUTE_4' has the field description of 'state'. In this field, as you can imagine, the state of the individual record exists (e.g. TX, OH, NY, etc.)

When i display the tokens the 'state' field is there, and it is populated with the correct state data.

In my survey i put a simple test question of "How do you like Texas?" and an if condition that looks like this in the 'relevance equation'...
((TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_4 == "TX"))

When i test the survey those with TX in the field do not get the question.

What am i doing wrong?

How do you put this? As a relevance equation or do you go through the token system? I could write it without "((" and "))", but I don't know if this is the problem.

Now how do you test this? With the survey activated? Not activated?

And most importantly: What version of Limesurvey are you using?

Also, make sure your survey is NON-anonymous (I have been there....)!

And myabe try to fix the attribute before testing, i always add trim function when using token : a hidden space in excel is quick....

trim(TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_4) == "TX"

All of the advice has been tried and it's still not working.

My version of LimeSurvey is: Version 2.06+ Build 151016
I originally put the if condition in by using the 'set conditions for this question' icon. When trying the advice in this thread i used the relevance equation (which is where the 'set conditions...' icon put the condition in the first place.
I'm testing it after the survey is activated.

Try putting this in the text of a question somewhere to see exactly what is being returned.

Great idea.
When i put that into the question source and then test the survey nothing comes up from the attribute_4 field.

So something's happening where i am not actually accessing the token data.

Hmm...that should work (and does in my 2.06) whether the survey is activated or not. I assume you are using all upper-case for "TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_4" (your last post has it in lower-case).

Any chance you can export a sample of your tokens? Obviously without private data of your respondents, but dummy data? A screenshot might do, just to make sure that the token table is allright.

Yes, it is all caps in the limesurvey.

Here's a screen shot of my token attribute fields...maybe something is wrong here? ...

That looks okay, but have you created a token where attribute_4 is set to "TX"? Can we see a screenshot of that row in the token list?