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#DataRepeater

These customizations are made within the tag itself and can't be edited within the web interface to re-order requests or remove items from tables.

Available ILLiad DataRepeaters in Lending Web DLL

#Include

Attributes

• "Restriction" - Attribute added to <#INCLUDE> tags that allow elements to display only if a certain condition is met. Currently only supports restriction "IsValidSession".

Values

• "IsValidSession"- Allows elements to display only if the user is authenticated.

#Transaction

Attributes

• "CompareValue" - Attribute added to <#TRANSACTION> and <#DATAROW> tags that allow elements to display differently based on certain database value associated with the transaction.

In the example below, the content of a div would be hidden by making the class "d-none" if the transaction is not of type "Article".

div class="<#TRANSACTION displayStyle='CompareValue' field='RequestType' compareValue='Article' disabledValue='d-none'>">This is content</div>

Values

See the field values below for the #DataRow values. The #Transaction tag can utilize the same values.

#Datarow 

Used in conjunction with the #DataRepeater tag. It provides a string replacement within DataRow templates that are being constructed by the DataRepeater. The tag will be replaced by the transaction number of the corresponding data which is being iterated through by the data repeater. It will additionally be formatted to ISO8601 (YYYY-MM-DD) by the style keyword. See example below:

<span class="convert-local" data-iso8601="<#DATAROW field="CreationDate" display="ISO8601">"><#DATAROW field="CreationDate"></span>

ISO8601 - formats date according to the ISO8601 standard.

• Currency - Format numerical field by USD standard.
• Percentage - Format decimal value as a percentage.

Attributes

• "scopedRowHeader" - Used in conjunction with the hideColumnHeaders when enabled. This forces the table output to use the "TH" HTML tags for the first column instead of "TD". By default, the attribute is disabled. This option is added to prevent issues in older web pages, where CSS may not have been applied to the TH tags and may display the values differently than expected.
  • To enable the scoped row headers, use the following type of TABLE tag that sets scopedRowHeader to true.

    <#TABLE name="DetailedInformation" headerText="Transaction Information" hideColumnHeaders="true" scopedRowHeader="true">

    To produce an output like:
    

    <tr class="row-even">
    <th scope="row">
    ISSN/ISBN
    </th>
    <td>
    9780735262454
    </td>
    </tr></code

• “Field” - The name of the row element which to replace the tag with.
• “Style” - The style in which to format the replacement text.
  • Special tag replacement functions are reserved words for the “Field” attribute which allows for specialized or conditional behavior for a given DataRow and has special corresponding attributes.
• "CompareValue" - Allows elements to display differently based on certain database value associated with the transaction.

Values

• FileSize - "Default" is a user-friendly display (e.g., 203.99 KB). Alternatively, the file size can be set to "Bytes" which will display the file size in bytes (e.g., 208885). 
  • <#DATAROW field='FileSize'>
  • <#DATAROW field='FileSize' displayStyle='Bytes'>
• Title - If the RequestType is Loan, then the LoanTitle will be displayed. If the RequestType is article, then the associated title in the database based on the DocumentType will be shown based on the request (e.g., PhotoJournalTitle). 
• Author - If the RequestType is loan, the LoanAuthor will be displayed. If the RequestType is Article, then the associated author based on the DocumentType will be displayed.
• TransactionStatus - The display status will be used. 
• "RequestActionAllowed" - Allows for tag replacement based on whether those tags are enabled or disabled for certain transaction types on specific transactions. It can be used for building new menus. These options should be used similar to how the options were used with the <#MENU> tags in the olde web pages.
  • Borrowing DLL Action Names: Edit, Cancel, Renew, Resubmit, Clone, ViewPDF, DeletePDF, and UndeletePDF.
  • Lending DLL Action Names: Edit, Cancel, Renew, Resubmit, and Clone.
  • Other attributes available on tag:
    • Enabled/Disabled Values:
      • enabledValue - Will output this value when the action is allowed.
      • disabledValue - Will output this value when the action is not allowed. This will output "disabled" when the edit action is not allowed for a transaction. In ILLiad 9.1 web pages this is used to control which CSS classes are added to a request action.
    • CheckHasValue -Adds the ability to check if a value exists and is not blank for a transaction. Similar to RequestActionAllowed with enabledValue and disabledValue. 
      
      • DisplayStyle - Adds a value based on the CheckHasValue output.
        For example: The following will output the word "Missing Publisher" if the LoanPublisher field is blank.

        <#TRANSACTION field='LoanPublisher' displayStyle='CheckHasValue' disabledValue='Missing Publisher'>

    • CompareValue - Adds the ability to compare a value from a field to offer differing functionality
      • DisplayStyle- Displays request type value of the transaction from CompareValue Outout.
        For example, the transaction request will compare the loan value in the example below. If the item is not a loan, then the output will be "d-none" which is the CSS class to hide the HTML element.

        <div class="<#TRANSACTION field='RequestType' displayStyle='CompareValue' compareValue='Loan' disabledValue='d-none'>">

Request Action Allowed Example:

<a class="dropdown-item btn btn-light <#DATAROW field='RequestActionAllowed' name='ViewPDF' disabledValue='disabled'>" href="illiad.dll?Action=10&amp;Form=75&amp;Value=<#DATAROW field='TransactionNumber'>" class="ViewPDF">

If you are utilizing the RequestActionAllowed field value to specify the setting, then you can have the string look for a name-value (e.g., ViewPDF) and then choose to enableValue or disableValue.

For example, in the code above, the RequestActionAllowed, will allow for the ViewPDF to be a diabledValue so users can't see the option on the web interface if there are no current files to view. If there were files to view, then the string wouldn't substitute the values and the user would be able to see the button and click viewPDF.