Aaron McCausland
02/18/2025, 11:21 PMCeligo AI
02/18/2025, 11:22 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):To determine the unit of measure in an
item.inventorydetail
object when iterating over an item with the list tag in Advanced PDF Templates, you would typically access the units
field of the item
object. However, it's important to note that the way this field is retrieved can vary depending on the method used to generate the PDF.
In the context of Advanced PDF, if the "units" sublist field is not set to "show", the Advanced PDF interpreter fetches the text value of the unit. This means that you would see the actual unit of measure (e.g., "pieces", "boxes", etc.) when accessing ${item.units}
in your template.
Here's an example of how you might iterate over the items and access the units in an Advanced PDF Template:
code
<#list record.item as item>
Item: ${item.item}
Unit of Measure: ${item.units}
</#list>
In this example, record.item
represents the list of items you're iterating over, and item.units
gives you the unit of measure for each item.
Remember, this behavior is specific to Advanced PDF and may differ if you're using other methods to generate your PDFs, such as the N/render
module in SuiteScript.
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02/18/2025, 11:22 PM