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Thanks, @Srinivasan! I ran a test, and (ignore case) does mean it ignores the case of the value such that... An extension with [Condition: variable_1: equals (ignore case) : TEST] will execute even if variable_1=test or variable_1=Test or variable_1=tEst.     ... View more

@franzine_co just wanted to confirm that what you found is correct!   For future readers, let's assume you have the following object: utag_data = { page_name : "home page", page_type : "" }   Is defined: page_name would evaluate to true, because the variable is declared in the utag_data object customer_id would evaluate to false, because the variable is not declared in the utag_data object   Is not defined: page_name would evaluate to false, because the variable is declared in the utag_data object customer_id would evaluate to true, because the variable is not declared in the utag_data object   Is populated: page_name would evaluate to true, because page_name has a value of "home page" page_type would evaluate to false, because page_type has no value - meaning it's an empty string   Is not populated: page_name would evaluate to false, because page_name has a value page_type would evaluate to true, because page_type has no value ... View more