Counting number of loops

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Hello again,

I have some trouble with the next code:

Bestuurder{% if bestuurdersaantal > 1 %}s{% endif %}:
{% assign bestuurdersaantal = 0 %}
{% fori x in custom.bestuurders %}
{% input x.persoon %}{% assign bestuurdersaantal = bestuurdersaantal | plus:1 %}{% endfori %}

So i want to count the number of loops with ‘bestuurdersaantal’ and i want to use that count for the title
‘Bestuurder of Bestuurders’ if there are 2 or more loops

However, It seems to work from top to bottom so I can’t use the ‘bestuurdersaantal’ above the code of the count.

Is there an other way to do this or do is it better to use ‘bestuurder(s)’?

Kind regards.

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You can use .count like this

Bestuurder{% if custom.bestuurders.count > 1 %}s{% endif %}:
{% fori x in custom.bestuurders %}
  {% input x.persoon %}
{% endfori %}

It will however only work after saving.

Hope this helps :slight_smile:

3

That worked perfectly Sam

Thank you!!

4

Hello,

I have a simular question, but now in the template of ‘Huur Gebouwen’. I want to add text, but only when there are more than 1 year in the line of “Grens”.

{% for year in period.calendar_years %}{% assign start_date = MAX(year.start_date;detail.start_datum) %}{% if detail.eind_datum != blank %}{% assign end_date = MIN(year.end_date;detail.eind_datum) %}{% else %}{% assign end_date = year.end_date %}{% endif %}{% assign amount_of_days = end_date+1-start_date %}{% if amount_of_days > 0 %}{% capture revalorisatie_key %}rev_{{ year.end_date | date:'%Y' }}{% endcapture %}
||{% t "Grens" %} {{ year.end_date | date:'%Y' }} | = {{ beroeps_ki | currency }} x 5/3 x {{ [revalorisatie_key] | currency }} x {{ amount_of_days | integer }}/{{ year.amount_of_days_in_full_year | integer}} =|{%=$1+ beroeps_ki*5/3*[revalorisatie_key]*amount_of_days/year.amount_of_days_in_full_year | round | currency %}{% endif %}{% endfor %}

I have tried the code

{% if period.calendar_years.count > 1 %}bijkomende tekst{% endif %}

But that doesn’t work. Can you help me with that?

5

Hi

In this case you need to use period.calendar_years.size.

Kind regards
Sam