Re: Using [showif] within [lineitems] [code fragment]
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 29382
interpreted = N
texte = On 3/20/00 12:53 PM, Glenn Busbin at GBusbin@mindspring.com wrote:> Post a line or two from your database along with the code from your tpl page > and maybe we can find out what's wrong.Ok. I thought I did this yesterday, but since I don't have any responses nor proof of sending in my outbox, I'll try it again.The application is an online pharmacy. Before a purchase can be completed, we will require the customer to answer a few health questions (dependent on the medication they're attempting to purchase) so our physician can approve/deny the order.Database items include: SKU NAME DESC STRENGTH PACKSIZE PRICE 1 Celebrex capsules 100mg 60 10.00 2 Prevacid capsules 30mg 60 10.00 3 Prilosec capsules 20mg 60 10.00Now, to accomplish what I'm looking to do, I've created a new template that gets called before the invoice to display the appropriate questions. First, I use a conventional [lineitems] context to summarize the order and display a subtotal. In a second [lineitems], I try this: [lineItems] [Showif [textA]=Celebrex] [include celebrex.inc] [/Showif] [/lineItems]In this case, textA is set by performing a [lookup] on each lineitem and sucking in the NAME field.Close? No Cigar? or Not A Snowball's Chance?-- Andrew Vernon avernon@dramatols.net ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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On 3/20/00 12:53 PM, Glenn Busbin at GBusbin@mindspring.com wrote:> Post a line or two from your database along with the code from your tpl page > and maybe we can find out what's wrong.Ok. I thought I did this yesterday, but since I don't have any responses nor proof of sending in my outbox, I'll try it again.The application is an online pharmacy. Before a purchase can be completed, we will require the customer to answer a few health questions (dependent on the medication they're attempting to purchase) so our physician can approve/deny the order.Database items include: SKU NAME DESC STRENGTH PACKSIZE PRICE 1 Celebrex capsules 100mg 60 10.00 2 Prevacid capsules 30mg 60 10.00 3 Prilosec capsules 20mg 60 10.00Now, to accomplish what I'm looking to do, I've created a new template that gets called before the invoice to display the appropriate questions. First, I use a conventional [lineitems] context to summarize the order and display a subtotal. In a second [lineitems], I try this: [lineitems] [Showif [textA]=Celebrex] [include celebrex.inc] [/Showif] [/lineItems]In this case, textA is set by performing a [lookup] on each lineitem and sucking in the NAME field.Close? No Cigar? or Not A Snowball's Chance?-- Andrew Vernon avernon@dramatols.net ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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