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Dim. and electricity not to appear on the contract when 0

isabelle A. shared this question 2 years ago
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Hello

I would like the information about dimension and electricity not to appear on my contract when there is no information. See exemple in lead 11757581

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Casey Z. ● 2 years ago

There is a way to do it using some code, but I'm not able to give you the answer. I have my website set up this way. If we don't have dimension, or the entries are "0", that whole section on the website does not display. Someone (Cody) at IO should be able to do this for you pretty quickly. Chad can probably figure it out too. I need to do this to my contract as well. Here's how mine looks on my website4ad50517532d7ad85f54a40dbd56790e

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Chad B. ● 2 years ago

This works on the website, but I'm not 100% it will on a contract. UNLESS you put those variables in a container with the class similar to the website. Which could work

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Casey Z. ● 2 years ago

Wouldn't you just add something like style="~~*rental_dims* is empty~ ~display:none~~;"

I don't know how to say "is empty", so I just wrote that out. I think if that part were correct, this has a chance of working. That's the code I use in my contract to get other sections to not display.

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Chad B. ● 2 years ago

You know more than I do. I forgot about that part of the code.

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Casey Z. ● 2 years ago

I'm really close to getting it! All we need to know is how to write the "empty" part. I put this code in, and it works as expected:


<span style="~~*deliverytype*==Delivery Full Staff~ ~display:none~~;">Item dimensions</span>


All we need to do is edit this part "~~*deliverytype*==Delivery Full Staff~ ~" to say "*rental_dims* is empty"

That must be so easy!

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Casey Z. ● 2 years ago

I keep coming back to this, trying to figure it out. I think this is closer, but it's not quite right. I'm piecing this together from info Cody has sent me over the years. I have these little bits of code he has sent me, with explanations of what they do. Nothing is a perfect match for this situation though.


<span style="~~empty(*rental_dims*)~display:none~~;">Item dimensions</span>


or this...


<span style="empty(*rental_dims*) display: none;">Item dimensions</span>

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Casey Z. ● 2 years ago

I give up... Can someone at IO answer this? What is the correct way to write "If the variable *rental_dims* is empty, do not display the word "Dim" on this contract"?

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Susan M. ● 2 years ago

We already have developers working on this in another thread...in this case she already has items being hidden in the rental loop so we need some clarification.

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Casey Z. ● 2 years ago

Chad and I would both like to do this to our contracts as well. We have been trying to figure it out for a couple of days, but we can't quite get it. I really just want the words "Item Dimensions" and Required Space" to not display if there is no information in those fields. I already have my website set up this way (Cody sent me the code for that). I just need the code for the contract template and I can slug it in there.


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isabelle A. ● 2 years ago

Are you needing clarification from me ? if so, let me know which one

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Susan M. ● 2 years ago

We are waiting on the developers for this

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Chad B. ● 2 years ago

I GOT IT!!!


I'll probably butcher explaining but here it goes. At the very least Susan can maybe help add this for Isabella

Use "style="~~:empty(*variable*)~display:none~display:inline~~;" so it will look something like this:


<span style="~~:empty(*rental_ac*)~display:none~display:inline~~;">Elec Required: *rental_ac*</span>


This will hide any <span> that has an empty variable

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Casey Z. ● 2 years ago

Amazing! Nice work, Chad! I've installed the code on my contract template and it works perfectly.

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isabelle A. ● 2 years ago

Can someone help me ? I added Chad's code in my contract but added it twice to include dimension as well

So it works this way. If an item has both a dimension and electr. ; it display both

If an item as only dimension; it displays it BUT, if an item has only electricity; it does not display.

See, last item should show: Elec. 1 x 15 amp.....

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Here is the code:

<span style="~~empty(*rental_dims*)~display:none~ ~~;"><strong> Dim:</strong> *rental_dims*  <span style="~~empty(*rental_ac*)~display:none~ ~~;"><strong>Elec</strong>: *rental_ac*x 15 amp

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Casey Z. ● 2 years ago

Your code is incorrect there. You're missing the "display: inline" part

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Chad B. ● 2 years ago

I could be wrong but the "display:inline;" may not be necessary with the space between ~ ~. It's that way in a lot of areas but adding the "display:inline;" is a comfort thing for me.

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Casey Z. ● 2 years ago

I'm 99% sure I tried this and it didn't work until you came up with "display: inline"

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Susan M. ● 2 years ago

wait...I believe the developers already added the necessary code...

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Susan M. ● 2 years ago

I have reverted it back...see if it's currently working for you...

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isabelle A. ● 2 years ago

Not working: See now:

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Casey Z. ● 2 years ago

Make sure you're not looking at a signed contract. This won't update if it's been signed.

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Chad B. ● 2 years ago

IF the developers haven't fixe it. Here's how the code should look:


<span style="~~empty(*rental_dims*)~display:none~ ~~;"><strong> Dim:</strong> *rental_dims* </span><span style="~~empty(*rental_ac*)~display:none~ ~~;"><strong>Elec</strong>: *rental_ac*x 15 amp</span>


You don't have the </span> so it doesn't know where to stop the code at.

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Casey Z. ● 2 years ago

I just tested this version and it works perfectly.

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Susan M. ● 2 years ago

what lead #?

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isabelle A. ● 2 years ago

not signed; lead #11950343

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Susan M. ● 2 years ago

Try again...let's make sure we have the correct version

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isabelle A. ● 2 years ago

Getting there. Elec 0 x 15 amp should not show (see in yellow)

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Chad B. ● 2 years ago

for fun, replace this style="~~*rental_ac*=0~display:none;~display:inline;~~"

My guess is that you're manually adding a "0" in the electric for each rental that doesn't need electricity. Which populates the field and isn't empty. SO replacing the code with this will mean you need to add a ) to everything that doesn't have electric. You can't leave it empty...in the inventory settings.

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Susan M. ● 2 years ago

The request for the dimensions...I forgot to even ask about the electric because I was seeing the 15 amps. back the the drawing board.

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Susan M. ● 2 years ago

Ok, I got it to work for the elec: as well

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Susan M. ● 2 years ago

Here's what it ended up looking like...I failed because I was trying to combine. that doesn't work :)

<div class="divTableRow" id="repeat_start_rentals" style=" ~~empty(*rentalcategoryI)~display:none~ ~~;">

<div class="divTableCell">

*rentalimage* <strong>*rentalname*</strong>  *fullrentaltime*   <span style="~~empty(*rental_dims*)~display:none~ ~~;"><strong> Dim:</strong> *rental_dims*  </span><span style="~~empty(*rental_ac*)~display:none~ ~~;"><strong>Elec</strong>: *rental_ac*x 15 amp *rental_notes*</span></div>

<div class="divTableCell center">

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isabelle A. ● 2 years ago

My Contrat FR for the quebec location is working now

Can you update the Contrat FR for the Montreal location please ? that one still show the Elect. See lead #11956349

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Susan M. ● 2 years ago

Should be fixed there too

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isabelle A. ● 2 years ago

yes , thank you

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