does miva 9.8 allow mvt:assign to have indexes in the name part?

[kayakbabe]

I know this is an old thread... but can we in miva 9.8 do the ability to use indexes in the name of the mvt:assign statement now?
like so?

<mvt:assign name="g.array[1]" value="'test'" />


referring to the old 2015 thread
https://www.miva.com/forums/forum/de...-conconcatate=
and also here
https://www.miva.com/forums/forum/de...ributes-please

[ids]

This covers arrays and structures:

https://docs.miva.com/template-language/arrays

Your own example looks correct.

Scott

[kayakbabe]

What I really want to do is like on those topics I linked to is like this pseudo code

g.idx = 0

foreach item of items
If true
g.idx = g.idx +1
<mvt:assign name="g.array[g.idx]:code" value="'l.somesku'" />
<mvt:assign name="g.array[g.idx]:qty" value="l.number'" />
/if
/foreach

Brennan wrote in 2015 that it was in the plans. I wonder if it made it in. I’m looking for a yes or not yet answer.

[Kent Multer]

In regular Miva Script, you can do this by putting a string expression in the NAME part, e.g.

<MvASSIGN NAME="{ 'g.array[' $ g.idx $ ']:code' }" VALUE="{ l.someSKU }">

I guess the equivalent in Store Morph would be

<mvt:assign name="'g.array[' $ g.idx $ ']:code'" value="l.someSKU" />

But I haven't tried it myself; I don't know if Store Morph allows expressions in the name part.

[kayakbabe]

edited: I"ll go try this!

[alphabet]

It didn't work for me in storemorph.

Any luck?

[netblazon]

Is this feature still not available?

I'd like to make a batch report that loops through the selected orders and aggregates the individual product data across those orders. I can't think of a way to do that without building an array based on the product codes, which means I need a member element (or a hack by concatenating in a variable on the name element).

Thanks,
Susan

[Kent Multer]

Maybe it's me, but I don't see why this is difficult. I probably don't understand what you mean by "selected orders" and "aggregate." Why can't you just use an mvt:foreach loop? Can you give us some more details about what you're trying to accomplish?