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    Gallery and Catalog Views

    Hi Barry

    With Gallery and Catalog view I notice you can use script in some of the options:
    Code:
    concat(alltrim(firstname),' ',alltrim(lastname),'<br>',alltrim(address),'<br>',alltrim(city),
    '<br>',alltrim(region),'<br>',alltrim(country))
    How far can you extend this for example what if a Sales person had a Area Code and the full decription of area code was in a related table.
    Can you use a LOOKUP function inside some options?

    Very common that descriptors would be keys from lookup tables.

    If the answer is no then I guess you would refer to using a custom delegate file?
    Trying to go the LoCode option here...

    Thanks Paul

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    Hi Paul,

    The Catalogview 'Caption' just needs to be a valid expression, so yes, it could include lookup functions.

    Both the Catalogview and Galleryview sections are based on Lianja Server Pages from the Library: catalogview.rsp and galleryview.rsp. You can view the code - bear in mind that if you make changes, these will be overwritten by any subsequent product update. The Catalogview 'Caption' is evaluated and displayed.

    Regards,

    Yvonne

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    Hi Yvonne

    Excellent so grabbing this image from the Doc just about every attribute can take a Expr/Func()?
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    Do I assume "Content Details" must however be a field name?

    If we look at this image for Catalogue what can I assume would be an expression?
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    I am wondering if as an enhancement to consider marking attributes that can hold Expr/Func() differently.
    Inline functions are a very powerful thing

    Thanks Paul.

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    Hi Paul,

    If you look at the help text at the bottom of the Attributes tab or Attributes dialog, it should specify whether the attribute can be an expression or whether a column should be specified (or either).

    Regards,

    Yvonne

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    Thanks Yvonne
    I put a few ER tickets in around this to assist with NoCode/LowCode.

    Just my thoughts, all good, Paul.

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