Hi,
I was following the above tutorial in V5 ,I followed upto earning points and tested but cannot see any points earning.
But cannot see points earning.
I have done all default mapping but still no.
Please help
Everywhere you used (brackets) you should be using {curly braces} âŚ
For example, these:
(ITEM TAG:Points)
(ENTITY NAME:Customer)
(QUANTITY)
⌠should be like this - these are Printer Tags:
{ITEM TAG:Points}
{ENTITY NAME:Customer}
{QUANTITY}
Many thanks. Its sorted.
I am trying to give 10% points from the total ticket value.How should I change the {QUANTITY} to do that.
Thanks
It wouldnât be ticket total if your calculating points on order state updated it would need to be order total.
You would have something like {TOTAL PRICE}/10 would give 10% of the order value.
You will probably want to format/round the number to whole numbers as just doing /10 or 10% will potentially give decimal place number.
Many Thanks
Yes it doesnât take decimals, how do I round it Please.
Will be on the forum somewhere. maybe a [=F ] type functionâŚ
okay thanks I will find it. many thanks for your prompt reply.
Round to nearest integer:
[=Math.round(TN('{TOTAL PRICE}')/10)]
Format to 2 decimal places:
[=F(TN('{TOTAL PRICE}')/10)]
Round to nearest integer, but show .00 as the decimals:
[=F(Math.round(TN('{TOTAL PRICE}')/10))]
If you donât want to Round (up), but rather just get truncated Integer âŚ
[=parseInt('10.98')] // returns 10
[=parseInt('10.01')] // returns 10
[=parseInt('-10.98')] // returns -10
[=parseInt('-10.01')] // returns -10
⌠or the floor method is slightly different, but similar âŚ
[=Math.floor(10.98)] // returns 10
[=Math.floor(10.01)] // returns 10
[=Math.floor(-10.98)] // returns -11
[=Math.floor(-10.01)] // returns -11
Hi Thanks I did try all three of above inplace of {QUANTITY} but it is not adding the points.If I just put â1â instead of {QUANTITY} it does add the points.But if put 1.2 it doesnât add points. ? Even I put just {TOTAL PRICE} it doesnât add points.
Guessing order total is not an available tag on state update action.
You can test this by using an ask question or show message action with that tag in the question/message.
I would personally do it a different way and use a report expression on the update points action in the ticket closing action where the states are updated (in similar way to kitchen print job works.
If it goes just above the update points state it would count up the total of the orders with points state.
{TICKET ORDER TOTAL EXP:(OS.Promotion=Points)}
Thatâs the way I would have recommended if you hadnât already setup as above,
Try this:
[=Math.round((TN('{PRICE}') * TN('{QUANTITY}')) / 10)]
My concern with that would be gift and voidâŚ
Gift still has a price doesnt it but calculate price in ticket is false, similar for void⌠just saying would want to checkâŚ
