Hi,
I’ve an issue regarding logical order, I mean I’d like to assign a variable true or false later in the code, then calling it upper:
{% if presents == 'true' %}Display text{% endif %}
{% assign presents_count = managers_count-absents_count %} {% if presents_count > 1 %}{% assign presents = true %}{% endif %}
The fact is that doesn’t work because the condition if presents is true is before.
Tried to capture also, didn’t work.
Thanks in advance !
Hello Axel,
As you’ve already mentioned the issue is in your order. Why don’t you try to change the order? For example:
{% assign presents_count = managers_count-absents_count %}
{% if presents_count > 1 %}{% assign presents = true %}{% endif %}
{% if presents == 'true' %}Display text{% endif %}
I think, this is going to work.
Regards,
Michail
Because it’s the same with absents_count:
{% for manager in period.directors %}{% unless manager.custom.box == 'true' %}{% assign absents = true %}{% assign absents_count = absents_count | plus:1 %}
{% unless manager.custom.civility == 'Société' %}{{manager.custom.civility}} {% endunless %}{{manager.name}} est {% if manager.custom.civility == 'Monsieur' %}absent et excusé{% else %}absente et excusée{% endif %}.{% endunless %}{% endfor %}
{% assign managers_count = period.directors.count %}
{% assign presents_count = managers_count-absents_count %}
I can’t put it upper because the assign must be after the first part of the code.
You are not using the managers_count-absents_count before right? If you are going to use it like that:
{% for manager in period.directors %}{% unless manager.custom.box == 'true' %}{% assign absents = true %}{% assign absents_count = absents_count | plus:1 %}
{% unless manager.custom.civility == 'Société' %}{{manager.custom.civility}} {% endunless %}{{manager.name}} est {% if manager.custom.civility == 'Monsieur' %}absent et excusé{% else %}absente et excusée{% endif %}.{% endunless %}{% endfor %}
{% assign managers_count = period.directors.count %}
{% assign presents_count = managers_count-absents_count %}
{% if presents_count > 1 %}{% assign presents = true %}{% endif %}
{% if presents == 'true' %}Display text{% endif %}
It will not work? You can also write :
{% if presents_count > 1 %}Display text{% endif %}
instead of:
{% if presents_count > 1 %}{% assign presents = true %}{% endif %}
{% if presents == 'true' %}Display text{% endif %}
I believe is the same thing.
No, because {% if presents == ‘true’ %}Display text{% endif %} might be, for exemple, the first line of the code, absolutely.
I just remembered that I had something similar that worked:
... et comme {% if period.custom.standard_ag.scrutineers.count == 0 %}scrutateur{% else %}scrutateurs{% endif %} {% input period.custom.standard_ag.scrutineer.civility as:select options:'Monsieur|Madame|Mademoiselle' %} {% input period.custom.standard_ag.scrutineer.name as:string placeholder:'<nom>' %}{% fori scrutineer in period.custom.scrutineers %}, {% input scrutineer.civility as:select options:'Monsieur|Madame|Mademoiselle' %} {% input scrutineer.name as:string placeholder:'<nom>' %}{% endfori %}
And now it doesn’t work anymore, like if you changed something in your language.
