Hi @emre
I looking to use syntax like:
{ENTITY STATE MINUTES:Status:(TEN.Pagers={ENTITY NAME}):<br/>min. {0}}
This enables a selective use the Entity State applied to an Entity Type and also supporting formatting arguments. Can this be done now?
Hi @emre
I looking to use syntax like:
{ENTITY STATE MINUTES:Status:(TEN.Pagers={ENTITY NAME}):<br/>min. {0}}
This enables a selective use the Entity State applied to an Entity Type and also supporting formatting arguments. Can this be done now?
That is a printer tag not report tag so expressions may not work like that. We typically use jscript and things like ternary or other expressions for that
Printer tag will read entity if used in a state display format so no need for defining entity type. Printer tags are very basic when used compared to report tags.
So instead of asking if that can be done, instead ask your real question by showing us what your needing to do. If we know where and why your wanting to do that we can help with syntax. You will learn its uses faster by asking those questions instead of trying to figure out about tag use.
Hi @kendash it was not that important as I came across the Tag when reviewing V5.54 Release Notes so I thought I would give it a try in ORDER STATE Entity Display Syntax.
I assumed it did not support any arguments and wanted to confirm this as fact. My application was I have 4 Entity Types that use ORDER STATE Display - to which I only wish to use {ENTITY STATE MINUTES:Status} to display for 2 Entities: Tables & Pagers.
The only thing I can think of is to embed the Tag inside a {REPORT TAGx} so if the Report Tag which does support arguments does not evaluate then ENTITY STATE MINUTES will not show?
So you made get pictures:
AH HA! - Got another! 
{REPORT TICKET DETAILS:T.Note:(TEN.Pagers={ENTITY NAME}) and (TS.Status=Unpaid):<br/><color yellow>Name\: {0}<br/>{ENTITY STATE MINUTES:Status} Mins.</color>}