Condition with 'multiple specified values' global merge syntax

I'm trying to display the values active of a condition with multiple specified values using global merge syntax.

I've tried {{$Model.Potential.conditions.7.value}} and {{$Model.Potential.conditions.7.values}}, both of which are blank on a page title and rich text.

I understand these values are stored in an array, so that might be why they're not displaying. Is there a way using global merge to display these? My other option is using Javascript on page load to covert the array to a string and update an element to display the values - I would rather not go down that path if there is an easier way

Craig Rosenbaum

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Posted 2 years ago

2 years ago

mB Pat Vachon, Champion

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Try {{$Model.Potential.conditions[7].value}} or Try {{$Model.Potential.conditions[7]value}}

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2017-04-20T17:53:07+00:00

Craig Rosenbaum

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No luck there Pat. I've always used dot notation for global merge:

You could then use $Model.OpenTasks to get a reference to the JavaScript API for this Model. For a full reference into what this returns, we recommend that you go into your browser’s JavaScript Console and do skuid.model.getModel(‘OpenTasks’) and check out what is returned — all of this data is available via $Model.OpenTasks! Just remember that in Skuid Merge Syntax / MustacheJS, object property navigation is via the . operator (period), not via brackets. We often find ourselves doing $Model.MyModel.data[0], which is valid JavaScript but NOT valid Mustache Merge syntax — here you would need to use $Model.MyModel.data.0 instead.

2 years ago

Craig Rosenbaum

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I just tried {{$Model.Potential.conditions.7.values}} again, and it worked. Must have had a typo the first time

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