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ECA currently doesn't have an action like "Get a list of all properties/fields" which would be necessary to have a more generic approach to this. However, you could use Token: set value to define the list of properties and/or fields that you're interested in, and then build a loop over that list to compare each of those items one by one.

Thank you.

I tried with your proposed solution and using multivalue loop but from some reason when i use multivalue field or views as list and try > grater than 0 it works fine...but when i use token set value with multiple fields separated by comma it does not work. So struggling.
I have to debug.
However not sure if I should create 2 tokens - one token with multiple fields which are origin and the second one with entity so i can compare values of 2 tokens but i gues i need to pop up the item using list remove(drop) item first in loop.

but when i use token set value with multiple fields separated by comma it does not work.

You should define the list in yaml syntax and then enable that checkbox below to tell ECA that the content of that field should be interpreted as yaml, e.g.:

- field_name_1
- field_name_2
- field_name_3

@jurgenhaas thank you.

I am trying to combine also with this : User network changes demo, however once I import it I am getting following error when multivariate field does not have currently any value.

Failed execution of Get field value: new networks (Activity_0g3f8fe) from ECA User network changes (eca_lib_0005) for event Drupal\eca_content\Event\ContentEntityUpdate: The provided field field_user_networks does not exist as a property path on the user entity having ID 1..

It is just for the first value, when I tried to add additional one it works fine. Is that normal behavior ?

I think it is because by default there is some value which is blank as shown here:

Yes, that second issue is because that model was built under the assumption, that the field would have been there right from the beginning so that each user had a default value for the network, even if that's empty. Adding that afterwards leaves the existing users with no value, not even an empty one.

That sample model is the result of a tutorial that has been provided by an ECA user. To improve on that model, maybe you could reach out to the author? The tutorial is linked from the ECA Guide library page that you linked to above.

And the message you're seeing is helpful to tell you why a model isn't executing certain parts in a model. This is supposed to be helpful information, not an error.

Thank you.
I am currently busy with other tasks but will reopen if needed later. However good to know i can ignore that warning.

Thx

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