Using ItemLookupcode as a condition for Receipt

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I'm trying to use a specific ItemLookupcode as a condition on a receipt.

For example:

<CONDITION> Entry.Item.ItemLookupcode = 0001 </CONDITION>

However I am having a hard time figuring out exactly how to this. I'd like it so that if the transaction includes an item with a specific itemlookupcode as specified in the condition then this condition is fulfilled.

Any help is much appreciated, thank you.

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RE: Using ItemLookupcode as a condition for Receipt

<IF>

<CONDITION> Entry.Item.ItemLookupcode = "0001" </CONDITION>

<THEN>

/* You cab set value */

<SET name="XYZ" type="vbcurrency"> Entry.ExtendedExclsvPrice + Entry.ExtendedDiscount </SET>

/* OR ADD ROW*/

<ROW> Entry.Item.ItemLookupCode </ROW>

</THEN>

</IF>

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RE: Using ItemLookupcode as a condition for Receipt

Hi Ramy

Thanks for the help. However I've tried using:

<CONDITION> Entry.Item.ItemLookupcode = "0001" </CONDITION>

and this doesn't appear to work? When I use this as a condition and add item 0001 to basket it doesn't fulfil the condition.

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RE: Using ItemLookupcode as a condition for Receipt

Define this variable

<SET name="XYZ" custom="true" description="XYZ" type="vbString">"0001"</SET>

Your condition will be

<IF>

<CONDITION> Entry.Item.ItemLookupcode = XYZ </CONDITION>

<THEN>



</THEN>

</IF>

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RE: Using ItemLookupcode as a condition for Receipt

Hi there.

Mayby if You try something like

<CONDITION> Entry.Item.ItemLookupcode <> "0001" </CONDITION>

<THEN>

... something

</THEN>

<ELSE>

... your code

</ELSE>

</IF>

The "<>" string is substitute for "<>" ...

Kind regards, A.

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RE: Using ItemLookupcode as a condition for Receipt

Please verify if this solution fit your requirements.

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RE: Using ItemLookupcode as a condition for Receipt

Sorry, my mistaque... You shoudl use "&_l_t_;" and "&_g_t_;" for "<" and ">", just delete the "_" characters in my strings and use them without quotes, as HTML automatically converts my string into < or > .... I've tested and it works fine...

Kind regards, A.

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RE: Using ItemLookupcode as a condition for Receipt

Hi Ramy

I've set this up however it doesn't seem to work. The code I've put in is as follows:

<SET Name="Test" custom="true" description="Test Code" type="vbString">"0001"</SET>

<CONDITION>Entry.Item.ItemLookupcode = Test </CONDITION>

However this condition seems to be fulfilled every time I add an item to the basket and not just when the item 0001 is added to the basket.

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RE: Using ItemLookupcode as a condition for Receipt

you can reverse your condition by using <>

<CONDITION>Entry.Item.ItemLookupcode <> Test </CONDITION>



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RE: Using ItemLookupcode as a condition for Receipt

Hi Ramy

I really appreciate you helping out, thank you.

However I've tried using that format:

<CONDITION>Entry.Item.ItemLookupcode <> Test </CONDITION>

and it returned the error: It may not be a well-formed XML document. So I used the:

<CONDITION>Entry.Item.ItemLookupcode &_l_t_;_&_t_; Test </CONDITION> (without the _)

Which worked however it is not working on any items now and none of them fulfill the condition.

So the "=" condition works for all products (not just test) and "<>" doesn't work for any products.

It seems like there is an issue with it picking up the lookupcode from the item?

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