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#VariableName |
The # symbol is used to declare that a variable name follows. The data contained by this named variable is resolved and replaces this tag. |
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@AttributeName |
The @ symbol prefixes an attribute name reference. The value of the named attribute is resolved and used at this place in the template block. |
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“Text Literal” |
Quotes are used to specify literal text for setting conditions for variable values. Untagged text within a template block is always assumed to be plain text. |
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100 or 1.2776 |
Numeric values can be used as shown in SET or IF commands. |
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WorkView Macros |
Existing WorkView macros can be used. Wrap these in <<>> brackets to place the value in output text, or use unbracketed for SET and IF commands. See the Macros chapter for more information about macros. Examples: <<~Today>> <<%User>> |
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UPop |
A UPOP block can wrap any text-producing commands in order to create a link associated to this text. The default sub command is to create an object-pop link associated with the current object. Some examples of how this can be used are: <<UPop>>This will be a link to the current object<<End>> <<UPop: Object>> This will be a link to the current object <<End>> <<UPop: Object, ClassName>> This will be a link to the related object of the class specified <<End>> <<UPop: Object, ClassName, @Manager>> Link to an object from the class named with the ID in the attribute named <<End>> <<UPop: Object, ClassName, AttributeName, @AttributeName>>Link to an object from the class named where the object's attribute is equal to the current object's attribute value<<End>> <<Upop: Filter, ~FilterName>> Opens the unconstrained results from the named filter<<End>> <<Upop: Filter, FilterName>> Opens the results from the named filter, constraining to the current object<<End>> <<Upop: Filter, FilterName, upopConstraint>> Opens the results from the named filter constraining as specified<<End>> <<UPop: LifeCycle, LifeCycleName>>Link that opens the named Life Cycle<<End>> <<UPop: LifeCycle, LifeCycleName, QueueName>> Link that opens the named queue in the named life cycle<<End>> <<UPop: Document, @AttributeName>> Link that opens the document identified by the specified value of the attribute specified<<End>> |
Modifiers can be added to a data output tag to control the format of the data. A fixed set of modifiers is supported directly. In addition, a .NET C# format string can be provided if further control is needed. Modifiers work in most places data can be referenced. For example, a control break on a date value can actually be made to break on a change of the calendar quarter, half, or year.
Examples:
<<#totalActual, CurrencyWhole>>
<<#percentageOfEstimate, "F1" >>
Available modifiers include:
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Month |
Provides the numeric month of a date. |
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Quarter |
Provides the numeric calendar quarter of a date. |
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Half |
Provides the numeric calendar half of a date. |
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DayOfYear |
Provides the numeric day of year for a date. |
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DayOfWeek |
Provides the numeric day of week for a date. |
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DayOfMonth |
Provides the numeric day of the month of a date. |
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Year |
Provides the numeric year of a date. |
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Age |
Provides the age based on the provided date, relative to “today”. |
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Hour |
Provides the numeric hour of a date/time. |
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Minute |
Provides the numeric minute of a date/time. |
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Second |
Provides the numeric second of a date/time. |
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AmPm |
Provides a numeric 0 if the date/time is in the AM, 1 if PM. |
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Whole |
When used to modify a numeric value, rounds the number to the nearest whole number. No decimal point is in the result. |
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Currency |
Formats a numeric value as a currency, with currency symbol and thousands separators. |
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CurrencyWhole |
Formats a numeric value as a whole-dollar currency, with currency symbol and thousands separators. Number is rounded to the nearest whole dollar amount and the decimal portion is truncated. |
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“F1” |
Where F1 can be any .Net/C# format string. In this case, the decimal number is formatted to 1 decimal place. Format string specifications are here: Numbers: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dwhawy9k(v=vs.110).aspx Date/Time: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/az4se3k1(v=vs.110).aspx |