Do UI Policies work on Break Variables?

[Mark_Didrikson]

Hello,

Can you use a UI Policy to hide a Break Variable on a Catalog Item?   Can't seem to get this to work.   Also, tried using a Catalog Client Script.

Thanks!

Mark Didrikson

[justin_drysdale]

I am on Calgary. From what I can see of a break variable, it is:

<tr id='io_break'>

   <td>

       <hr></hr>

   </td>

</tr>

in the markup.

The break variable didn't respond to setVisible() nor setDisplay() so I used DOM methods.

One fast way to hide it:

var breaks = document.getElementsByClassName('io_break');

for(var i in breaks) {

breaks[i].style.display = 'none';

}

Unfortunately this will hide ALL the breaks on the page, which is probably not what you intend.   If you wanted to hide a specific break it gets more messy.   You can experiment until you find the break you are looking for:

var breaks = document.getElementsByClassName('io_break');

alert('hiding 1st break');

breaks[0].style.display = 'none';

alert('hiding 2nd break');

breaks[1].style.display = 'none';

alert('hiding 3rd break');

breaks[2].style.display = 'none';

//etc...

Good luck!

[Mark_Didrikson]

Thanks! Very helpful.

[Aaron40]

Are you saying you can't hide a break variable conditionally via a UI policy? If not, have you tried adding the break inside of a container and hiding the entire container?

[randrews]

putting them in a container worked perfectly for me.