Using if else comparison operators in Customer Report (document template)

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[quote] [file]19925[/file] .dev [file]19925[/file] OneBox production wrote: [file]19925[/file] there are also special variables for the amounts of incoming and outgoing payments sum_payment_sumout [file]19925[/file] sum_payment_sumin [file]19925[/file] why build a bike? [file]19925[/file] [/quote] [file]19925[/file] it's specifically in the "correct column" [file]19925[/file] that is, if the amount is less than 0 - then to the debit column, if more than 0 - then to the credit. [file]19925[/file] Here the question is generally in conditional operators (branching). Can I use them in reports (document templates) [file]19925[/file]

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[quote] Mazur Viktor Viktorovich SheBo wrote: Here the question is generally in conditional operators (branching). Is it possible to use them in reports (document templates) [/quote] you can, standard if else in smart work

[quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: [quote] Mazur Viktor Viktorovich SheBo wrote: Here the question is generally in conditional operators (branching). Is it possible to use them in reports (document templates) [/quote] you can, standard if else in smart work [/quote] [.dev #82] can you please elaborate, smarty - how is it? I've tried various ways - no luck so far. I tried, for example, as usual in the docks with variables from the list in the report: {|if $sum_ordersum > "142809.12"|} Inbound check {|if else $sum_ordersum == "142809.12"|} test </span> {|/if|}

{|if $sum_ordersum > "142809.12"|} To the management of the enterprise {|else|} test {|/if|}

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[quote] Department of Care OneBox production wrote: {|if $sum_ordersum > "142809.12"|} Company management {|else|} test {|/if|} [/quote] does not work (( and tell me whether it is possible (and if possible, how exactly) to use if else conditions with row , for example, process products and payments (row:payment_cdate)?

[quote] Valeria wrote: [quote] Care Department OneBox production wrote: {|if $sum_ordersum > "142809.12"|} Enterprise management {|else|} test {|/if|} [/quote] does not work (( and tell me if it is possible (and if possible, how) to use if else conditions with row , for example, process products and payments (row:payment_cdate)? [/quote] it means there is a mistake somewhere. Try contacting integrators, they will quickly set up the template you need https://1b.app/en/partner/onebox-corp/ [quote] Valeria wrote: and tell me if it is possible (and if possible, how) to use if else conditions with row , for example, process products and payments (row:payment_cdate)? [/quote] logical constructions must work with all variables.

[quote] Care Department OneBox production wrote: [quote] Valeria wrote: [quote] Care Department OneBox production wrote: {|if $sum_ordersum > "142809.12"|} Enterprise management {|else|} test {|/if|} [/quote] does not work (( and tell me if it is possible (and if possible, how) to use if else conditions with row , for example, process products and payments (row:payment_cdate)? [/quote] it means there is a mistake somewhere. Try contacting integrators, they will quickly set up the template you need https://1b.app/en/partner/onebox-corp/ [quote] Valeria wrote: and tell me if it is possible (and if possible, how) to use if else conditions with row , for example, process products and payments (row:payment_cdate)? [/quote] logical constructions must work with all variables. [/quote] how to write a function for row? {|if $row:payment_cdate == "01.01.2023"|} To the management of the enterprise {|else|} test {|/if|} does not work ...

[quote] Care Department OneBox production wrote: not, litter - through row ifat it is impossible. But you can sort out the products from the productsArray array on smarty and make up the plate yourself (as with basketsArray in sending messages, you should know). Then there already through $e.xxx any condition can be registered. The downside of this is that you need to make up for the plate yourself and insert a new tr with td for each product [/quote] GREAT! Thank you very much, I will try!