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#each Repeating dynamic content when more than one child record meets criteria

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Posted on by AlexJay 422
Hi all,
So I want to show/hide a block of content in an email based on one or more child records of a contact having a certain value. This example is using leads. What I'm finding is that if I have two leads with the same value which meet the criteria, then it will repeat the section two times.
Has anyone else hit this?
I've code elements with my #each and #if statements and "some text" in-between, if the subject of the lead is "hi" then show the section (everything up until the 2nd code element where the /each and /if statements are):

Lead-Dynamic-Content-1.PNG

Lead-Dynamic-Content-2b.PNG

Lead-Dynamic-Content-3.PNG

Aside from rolling attributes up to the Contact record, is there a way to only show one section implementing the "show single block if one or more child record = x" type logic here?

Thanks

Alex

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    Nya Profile Picture
    Nya 29,060 on at

    Hi Alex,

    The code snippet should be something like:

    {{#each contact.lead_contact_parentcontactid}}
    {{#if (eq this.subject 'hi')}}
        Sometext
    {{/if}}
{{/each}}

    The text which is needed to be shown should be contained in the code block.

  • AlexJay Profile Picture
    AlexJay 422 on at

    Hi Nya

    Thank you for your reply.

    I am using the same syntax as you have posted. The issue is that the section/text is repeated if more than one child record meets the criteria.

    Perhaps if you have time you can confirm if you experience the same?

    Thanks

    Alex

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    Nya Profile Picture
    Nya 29,060 on at

    Hi Alex,

    Yes, it will be repeated.

    But for the time being there is no solution to this problem, it is a limitation of the function itself.

    Maybe you could post a proposal in Ideas forum for further help.

  • AlexJay Profile Picture
    AlexJay 422 on at

    Ok Nya, thank you for confirming this is just how it works for now and I’m not missing anything, this is helpful, I will post on the ideas forum. Cheers.

  • slx Profile Picture
    slx 386 on at

    Do you know if I can compare two values in the [tag:each] iteration ?

    Let's say the results has 4 counts, could I copy the values in a JS array and do the search array[0] and array[1] value ?

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