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06-16-2017 01:13 AM
Is it possible to hide the false value.
below are the screen shots showing the catalog item containing the check boxes.
here i have checked one checkbox only but in portal it is showing true value along with false value.I want only true values should be displayed.
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06-16-2017 02:22 AM
It comes from widget Ticket Fields. Below code in HTML template needs to be modified. You may need to clone the widget to make changes.
<div class="m-b break-word" ng-repeat="variable in data.variables">
<div ng-if="variable.type !='7' || (variable.type =='7' && variable.display_value != 'false')">
<label class="m-n">{{variable.label}}</label>
<div>{{variable.display_value}}</div>
</div>
</div>
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06-16-2017 02:22 AM
It comes from widget Ticket Fields. Below code in HTML template needs to be modified. You may need to clone the widget to make changes.
<div class="m-b break-word" ng-repeat="variable in data.variables">
<div ng-if="variable.type !='7' || (variable.type =='7' && variable.display_value != 'false')">
<label class="m-n">{{variable.label}}</label>
<div>{{variable.display_value}}</div>
</div>
</div>
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06-16-2017 06:33 AM
This helped me a lot.
thank you
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11-23-2017 01:36 AM
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11-23-2017 02:27 AM
Yes you can, simply use yes since we are already filtering out false values
<div class="m-b break-word" ng-repeat="variable in data.variables">
<div ng-if="variable.type !='7' || (variable.type =='7' && variable.display_value != 'false')">
<label class="m-n">{{variable.label}}</label>
<div>${Yes}</div>
</div>