Variables that check a condition

Some of these variables show if a condition is true. For example, quotation.HasTotalRange is true if the low total and the high total of the estimate are different.

To use a variable of this type:

• Put the variable in a Twig if statement.
• Between the if tag and the else tag, put the text to show when the condition is true.
• Between the else tag and the endif tag, put the text to show when the condition is not true.

Example:

{% if quotation.HasTotalRange %}
The price can change, because some line items have a quantity range.
{% else %}
The price of this estimate does not change.
{% endif %}

In this example:

• quotation.HasTotalRange is true if the low total and the high total of the estimate are different.
• When the condition is true, the estimate tells the client that the price can change.
• When the condition is not true, the estimate tells the client that the price does not change.

Variables that show a list

Some of these variables show a list. For example, quotation.LineItems shows a list of the line items of the estimate.

To use a variable of this type:

• Put the variable in a Twig for loop.
• Between the for tag and the endfor tag, put the text to show for each item.
• After for, enter a name for each item in the list.

Example:

{% for line in quotation.LineItems %}
{{ line.ProductName }}: {{ line.CustomDescription }}
{% endfor %}

In this example:

• quotation.LineItems is the list of the line items of the estimate.
• line is the name for each item in the list.
• line.ProductName shows the product name of each line item.
• line.CustomDescription shows the custom description of each line item.
• The document shows the text between the tags one time for each item in the list.

Variables that show a price or a total

Some of these variables show a price or a total. To show the value in a format that is easy to read, use the moneyformat Twig filter. The Function column of each variable of this type has a note about the moneyformat filter.

After the variable name, enter a vertical bar and moneyformat.

Example:

{{ quotation.Tax|moneyformat }}

In this example:

• quotation.Tax shows the total tax of the low range of the estimate.
• The moneyformat filter shows the currency symbol of your ezyVet site, then the value with two decimals, for example $1250.50.

Variables that show formatted content

Some of these variables show content with formatting (for example, a table or an address with a line break after each line). Variables of this type show the content in HTML. To show the formatting in the document, use the raw Twig filter. The Function column of each variable of this type has a note about the raw filter.

After the variable name, enter a vertical bar and raw.

Example:

{{ quotation.LineContentsHtml|raw }}

In this example:

• quotation.LineContentsHtml shows a table of the line items of the estimate.
• The raw filter shows the table in the document.

Variables

{% for line in quotation.LineItems %}
  {{ line.ProductName }}
{% endfor %}