I only want ‘salon owners’ and ‘professionals’ to see certain content, and not customers. I can’t get my IFTE to only check off those user types?! It’s just checking off everyone. What am I doing wrong?
Hola!
Maybe you have an extra space (blank) at the end of Salon Owner, I mean, check if your data is not "Salon Owner " or "“Salon__Owner”.
Your ITE setting looks correct.
Saludos!
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What about the User Type column’s values? 
those are all good too, and work in all the other visibility cases I’ve used them in. But all other instances, I have used them on the front side. But this time around I need AND and OR so i needed to do some of the conditions on the database side
wait a minute! … your problem is that your result is always TRUE right? I couldn’t see well the check mark box color 
You are using User Profile → User Type, which means you are just checking the row of the signed in user.
Instead, just refer to the User Type directly.
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I only want it to be true if it’s a salon owner, and then i was going to make a second condition for if they are a professional
@Darren_Murphy has the answer @Katelyn_Alberts
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got it! I’m still trying to figure out when i need to do direct or ->!!
yeah, it’s a bit tricky.
Just try and remember that whenever you use User Profile → “anything”, you’re always referring to a single row in your Users table, which is the one that belongs to the signed in user.
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