Chaining of Rules

when more than one rule is implemented in the rule engine, the rules must be written in such a way that they are interlinked this is known as the chaining of rules the chaining of rules can be illustrated through an example we have used logical conditions in this case each condition's variable must be chosen then we must select the operator for the conditions, such as numbergreaterthan, numberlessthan, equal, not equal, and so on for this example, we've used the equal operator the value that it should be equal to, is then added by selecting the add new condition option, we can also add new conditions after including all of the necessary conditions, we must then click the proceed button here, we choose the rule name as tollywood 2, the operator is any and the condition is tollywood then we start selecting suitable rules if the condition is true, then the destination page will be tollywood if it is false or uncertain, then an error message/pop up will appear, so, the destination is chosen as show popup error we can also configure the message to be shown on the error pop up and the text for the pop up error button then, we name the second rule hollywood again we choose the operator as any and the condition as hollywood then we start selecting suitable rules if the condition is true, then the destination page will be hollywood if it is false or uncertain, then the destination page will be tollywood 2 (the previous rule) this is done so that if we do not select hollywood then the journey will go back to the previous screen this chaining of rules goes on for further pages on the condition of being true, the pages will land on their specified destination pages, and if they are false or uncertain, then they will be linked to the rules preceding them each page is linked to one another in this way and the journey continues smoothly