Hi,
please check what your $mrank object contains:
print it out: $mrank
check the class of it: $mrank.class.name
Also you would profit from an #elsif cascade.
#if ($mrank <= 30) #set ($n = $MS1.add($record))
#elsif ($mrank >= 60) #set ($n = $MS3.add($record))
#else #set ($n = $MS2.add($record))
#end
Here, if the comparisons where not possible, due to the class behind $mrank,
everything would end up in the #else branch.
OTOH... some purists would cry-out that templates are not the place to code
business-logic...
Hope this helps, kind regards,
Christoph
Gary Catlin on 2010-11-04 14:38 wrote:
Hello All,
Does anyone know why the code below is not working as intended? I am
attempting to group the records in $Array by the value of $Array.Rank. I
have examined the contents and $Array.Rank returns values between 1 and 70,
as expected. The conditions in my 3 #if statements don't seem to be getting
activated, and $MS1/2/3 are empty.
Thank you.
#set ($MS1 = [])
#set ($MS2 = [])
#set ($MS3 = [])
#set ($mrank = 0)
#foreach ($element in $SortTool.sort($Array, ["rank", "name"]))
#set ($mrank = $element.Rank)
#set ($record = { 'Rank' : $element.Rank, 'Title' : $element.Name } )
#if ($mrank<= 30) #set ($n = $MS1.add($record)) #end
#if ($mrank>= 60) #set ($n = $MS3.add($record)) #end
#if ($mrank> 30&& $mrank< 60) #set ($n = $MS2.add($record)) #end
## #set ($n = $MS1.add($record)) ## debug, commented out
#end
Gary Catlin
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