Lauren,
I am getting "{Tablebody1}" on the composition. Perhaps I should explain a
little better.
I have a series of tagged files (.txt) that are different tables. a Part
of one of those tables looks like this;
<table columns = "4" title = "above" alignment = "center" Margins = "bottom:10">
<column width = 8925>
<column width = 6913 >
<column width = 6913 >
<column width = 6913 >
<row><z newsize="8">
<cell rulings="top:thin,BLACK;bottom:thin,BLACK;"><p br=false quad=L><f
name="Times LT Std Bold">SIGNET RINGS
<cell rulings="top:thin,BLACK;bottom:thin,BLACK;"><p br=false quad=C>10K
<cell rulings="top:thin,BLACK;bottom:thin,BLACK;">14K
<cell rulings="top:thin,BLACK;bottom:thin,BLACK;">18K
<row><z newsize="8"><f name="Times LT Std Bold">
<t><cell><p br=false quad=L>Extra small <f name="Times LT Std"><z
newsize="5">4810XS
<cell><variable name="TableBody1">$001.00<f name="Times LT Std Italic"><z
newsize="7"> $04.00*
<cell><variable name="TableBody1">$002.00<f name="Times LT Std Italic"><z
newsize="7"> $05.00*
<cell><variable name="TableBody1">$003.00<f name="Times LT Std Italic"><z
newsize="7"> $06.00*
I have a Javascript rule in the template that creates the resource from a
database. I wanted to shorten the amount of typed data in the tagged file
and have the rule replace the markups with the "tablebody" variables. the
rule looks like this;
if(FusionPro.isMac)
{
DbRef = new ExternalDataFileEx("ORP DB BRO REF.txt", " ");
FindMe = DbRef.FindRecord("SchoolName", (Field("School")));
AssetRef = DbRef.GetFieldValue(FindMe, "MS");
Asset = "./Images-Tables/" + AssetRef;
}
else
{
DbRef = new ExternalDataFileEx("E:\\ISRepository\\DataFiles\\ORP DB BRO
REF.txt", " ");
FindMe = DbRef.FindRecord("SchoolName", (Field("School")));
AssetRef = DbRef.GetFieldValue(FindMe, "MS");
Asset = ".//Images-Tables//" + AssetRef;
}
TableBody1 = '<z newsize="9"><p br=false quad=C><f name="Times LT Std">';
TableBody2 = '<f name="Times LT Std Italic"><z newsize="8">';
TableBody3 = '<f name="Times LT Std">';
Option1 = "10k 14k";
Option2 = "10k 14k 18k";
Option3 = "Celestrium 10k 14k";
if (Field("MetalSelection") == Option1)
return CreateResource(Asset + "OP1" + ".txt", "tagged text file")
if (Field("MetalSelection") == Option2)
return CreateResource(Asset + "OP2" + ".txt", "tagged text file")
if (Field("MetalSelection") == Option3)
return CreateResource(Asset + "OP3" + ".txt", "tagged text file")
I have a suspicion that what i am trying to accomplish cannot be done
since i am not having the rule create the table itself but simply
referencing the file. Is my assumption correct?
> One thing I noticed that is wrong are the quote marks for the =
> variables. When you have one set of double quotes inside another set, =
> you need to have the outside set be single quote marks. Here's an =
> example of how it should be:
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