Dear,
We have in one reconciliation the option to drag and drop accounts (the code below).
{% assign accounts_a = period.accounts | range: custom.accounts.a %}
{% input custom.accounts.a as:account_collection range:0,6,7 %}
|:-4%--|:-42%-------|--15%---:|:-8%---:|--15%--:|--12%---:|-4%--:+{%for account in accounts_a %}
{% stripnewlines %}
|
|{% ic %} {% endic %}{{ account.link }}
|{%=$1+ account.value %}
Once the user has made a selection of certain accounts I want to display (without capture) the same selection of accounts in another template. I have tried the code below in the second template but it doesn’t work.
{%for account in accounts_a %}
|----------------
|{{ account.link }}
|{{ account.value }}{% endfor %}
Could anyone please help me with this matter?
Thanks!
Jelle
January 9, 2018, 8:32am
2
Hi Marnix,
You can refer to specific selections in variables by using the following reconciliation in the other template:
period.reconciliation.handle.custom.accounts.a
The ‘handle’ within this variable, depends on the handle you’ve set for your template.
These handles can be managed/assigned within your templates:
Does this help you further?
Hi Jelle,
Your below code doesn’t work.
Is it possible to take a look into my code to see what solution should work?
Kind regards,
Marnix
Jelle
January 9, 2018, 12:47pm
4
Hi Marnix,
I seem to have missed the ‘s’ in reconciliation above, the correct naming convention is:
period.reconciliations .handle.custom.accounts.a
I’ve made a similar case in my own environment, and adjusted both scripts a bit:
{% assign accounts_a = period.accounts | range: custom.accounts.a %}
{% input custom.accounts.a as:account_collection range:0,6,7 %}
{%for account in accounts_a %}
|:-4%--|:-42%-------|--15%---:|:-8%---:|--15%--:|--12%---:|-4%--:+
||{% ic %} {% endic %}{{ account.link }}|{%=$1+ account.value %}
{%endfor%}
You can then use the following script to fetch the selected accounts, in which you use the reconciliation to define your range:
{% assign accounts = period.accounts | range:period.reconciliations.marnix_test.custom.accounts.a %}
{%for account in accounts %}
|-------40%-------|------:+
|{{ account.link }}|{{ account.value }}
{% endfor %}
Does this work for you?