I've added this for 2.2.121. There will be a new pseudovariable
{$$EachCount} similar to {$$PageGroupCount} that will contain the number
of pages in the current "each" loop.
I'm not sure if the name {$$EachCount} is good, could be
{$$CurrentLoopCount} or something else, if anyone has ideas, before we
release it.
To test this, please get the prerelease as a ZIP file from the ChangeLog
page, or from Subversion (only scripts/pagelist.php is updated for
this).
So in your template you can use {$$EachCount}:
(:template last "{=$:department}":)
{=$:department} contains {$$EachCount} pages.
See for example, Cookbook.B* pages, ordered by maintainer:
https://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Test/EachCount
If you use (:template last "{=$:department}":) you need to also order
the pagelist by $:department, like you did.
Petko
On 11/11/2019 21:14, Christopher Cox wrote:
Consider the following template and assume a SysUser group with pages
of users having the PTVs: department, name and active.
[[#test1]]
(:template defaults order=$:department:)
(:template first {=$:department}:)
Users in {=$:department}
(:template each:)
(:if equal {=$:active} true:)
* [[{=$FullName}|{=$:name}]]
(:ifend:)
(:template last {=$:department}:)
{=$:department} contains ???? pages.
[[#test1end]]
My question is if there's any way to get establish a counter that is
zeroed for each new department and can be referenced in the "last"
where I have the ????.
I know there are counters for pages and groups. Here, it's the same
group, and I want a counter that I can set somehow based on the PTV
change. Possible?
Ultimately, I'm hoping to use such things to generate pie charts (in
case you wondering).
Department Count
---------- -----
IT 3
Accounting 5
etc..
Yes, I know I can do this with lots of individual pagelists, just
trying to see if there was a more efficient way.
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