Tokens, foreach loop for products ordered on INVC

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

<mvt:do name="l.result" file="g.Module_Library_DB" value="CategoryList_Load_Offset_Product_Assigned(l.settings:product:id,0,'','',0,l.null, g.assigned_categories )" />

<mvt:foreach iterator="category" array="global:assigned_categories">


                &mvt:category:active;<br>
               &mvt:category:code;<br>
                &mvt:category:id;<br>
                &mvt:category:name;<br>

</mvt:foreach>

Note. products can be assigned to multiple categories.

[VisHorizons]

Thank you for your reply. Everything works properly after I changed to iterator="item". Is there a way to call the product category?

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

Probably because this is located in the wrong place. There is already a foreach loop of products. So, within that loop, do something like:

<mvt:assign name="g.pintProducts" value="g.pintProducts $ 
'{ product_name: \'' $l.settings:item:name$ '\',  
'product_id: \'' $l.settings:item:code$ '\', 
'product_price: \'' $l.settings:item:price$ '\', 
'product_quantity: \'' $l.settings:item:quantity$ '\},'" />

You need to get the total item count, set an independant count for your loop to control when you need to NOT add the }, at the end of the loop.

Also, in your example, you labelled the iterator as "products" but are evauling another array's interator ("item") which is why you get the results you see.

[VisHorizons]

I've got a script to track conversions from my Pinterest ads. I don't know how to make is show each item that was ordered. Here's the code:

   <mvt:foreach iterator="products" array="order:items">
     {
       product_name: '&mvt:item:name;',
       product_id: '&mvt:item:code;',
       product_price: &mvt:item:price;,
       product_quantity: &mvt:item:quantity;
     },
    </mvt:foreach>

I added three different items to my cart for a test order, but when I reached INVC and inspected the code, it shows the same item listed three times. What do I need to change?

Thanks for any help with this.