general-create-condition

You can control extension activation by developing configurable conditions based on application context, user permissions, or predefined criteria, allowing you to dynamically toggle features within your application workflow.

Context-based extension conditions evaluate application state and user permissions against predefined criteria to dynamically toggle feature activation, allowing extensions to load only when specific contextual requirements are met.

Yes, TypeScript is required to configure extension conditions. Customizing condition logic also requires familiarity with the extension API to properly structure constants, files, and manifest integration for feature management.

The best way to manage feature toggling based on user permissions is to build custom condition rules that evaluate context data, enabling dynamic extension activation only when specific administrative criteria are met.

Yes, you can activate an extension only when the application section is Content by defining a custom condition that checks the current application context, restricting feature availability to specific sections.